The following is a presentation of TFNN. The morning market kickoff with your host, Tommy O'Brien. Good Tuesday morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, company alive from TFNN. Just after 9 a.m. Eastern time, we got about 24 minutes to go until the start of trading. We got some earnings out for Lowe's and Macy's, both of those companies trading lower already in the pre-market. We kick things off with markets in the green with the S&Ps up by five points right now, trading at 5,085. We're about 10 points off of the Lowe's that you made last night. NASDAQ 100, we're up by 42 points, 18,018. Dow, only major index currently in the red right now. You're negative by 31 points, 39,083. And how about the Russell? Catching a bid up by 910s percent, 18 points in the positive at 2,050. Speaking of catching a bid, Bitcoin. From 52,000 to 57,5 in the last, what is that, 24 hours, man? It has been a one-way rocket ship, Bitcoin. Up by a couple thousand bucks. Yeah, yeah. That's in the last 24 hours, man. I had to recalibrate. You're talking about nine o'clock yesterday. We had a 51,000 handle. We just hit a 58,000 handle. These are 15-minute bars on Bitcoin. You're up by 4%. Take a longer-term picture on Bitcoin, man. Seven o'clock conversation with Robert from Kansas City. I think that was Friday. Boy, quite the acceleration. One of the things we were talking about was saying, man, maybe that was the exhaustion pullback. You got the Bitcoin ETFs, the spot ETFs approved on January 11th. You had a pullback for a period of 12 days. And since then, you've traded from 38,000 up to 58,000 in Bitcoin. Remarkable. Crude continued volatility. You had a little bit of a pullback in crude to 7720, but check it out, man. We were up about a dollar from the lows of about 7 a.m. We're back above $78. We've been talking about $78 in crude. Look where we're pumping up against, man. Critical area for that crude contract just above $78. You hit a high of 7929 back in January. Since then, though, we've just been chopping around. You're talking about basically two full weeks. February 13th was when we had the bar that went to 7847. We're sitting at 7807 right now for the price of crude. You jumped to gold up by $5 at 2044 right now for the gold contract. We got some action in notes and bonds. You had a little bit of higher price and lower yield. That's backed off a bit. We are still up by about two ticks right now in the 10-year. And you jump over, that's gonna put you to a yield of about 4.29%. The yield on the 10-year right now, you jump over to the dollar index, the DXY, backing off a bit. So what have we seen? We've seen a little bit of lower yield. We've seen a little bit of weaker dollar. That, of course, putting a little bit of a bid in the gold contract. We're at 2045. We were almost up to 2050. We hit 2053 on Friday. Take a look at the gold contract. February 14th, 13 days ago, we hit 1996. Since then, we're up almost $50 at 2044. Yields, currencies, the dollar in particular, gold in particular, all of them. Moving as you may expect, we jump over to the dollar yen right now. Dollar yen, 150.29. Put it on a short-term timeframe. Quite a little pullback from where we were just yesterday. 150.83, and just like that, we hit 150.11, and then you just spike to an area of 150.15. On the dollar yen, we jump over to the VIX, volatility index continuing to drop at 13.61 right now. All right, we mentioned Macy's and Lowe's with their numbers, Macy's. You're gonna drop about 50 cents, not a huge move. You see the volatility on their numbers at 7 a.m. this morning, up to 2060, down to 1775. We're trading right now at 1930. You jump over to Lowe's. A little bit of a pullback there as well. You're down about $8 on Lowe's. You spike to 239. You back off that conference call just beginning as I came on the air at 9 a.m. Eastern Time Lowe's right now, down about $4. And we jump around, we'll kick it off with those two equities, Macy's. Another quarter of falling sales unveils the strategy to get back to growth. Sales fell nearly 2% in the holiday quarter. Forecast another year of stagnant sales. It's a tough one, man. Earnings though, 245 versus $1.96. Revenue is a miss there though. You can't keep growing earnings if you keep dropping in revenue, right? Eventually that reaches the tipping point that you can't just cut to make more money on less revenue on the top line. You can't take it to the bottom line if it's not growing on the top line. Net sales, 22.2 to 22.9, down from 23.09 billion for the entire of 2023. Com sales, decline of 1.5% to again 1%, 1.5%. So basically they're gonna expect flat to plus or minus 1.5%. And yeah, they plan to close about 150 unproductive locations, prioritize investing in about 350 other namesake locations. They got a tough go around, man. You jump over to Macy's. Take a look at the longer-term picture. There's your three-year weekly. Let's back it up even further than that to get a real illustration of this company. You reach a high of 73.61 in July of 2015. We'll call that the heyday of malls. Yeah, and then you drop to $4, man. Now remember, you came into COVID in deep despair already, okay? 40 bucks in August of 2018 to Macy shares trading at $12 in February of 2020. COVID hits, you drop to $4 and change. You run up with everything in this market up to $37.95 towards the end of 2021, but be careful in Macy's, man, okay? You just take a look at this thing. Watch this. Let's look at this earlier. This is a monthly, but let's back things up on a three-year weekly. You get the spike high at $37.95, but even taking a couple of weeks out of that bar, out of that chart, you're talking about lower lows and lower highs, folks, across the board, you know, where this exactly falls, but you see how these all line up there. You're sitting in 1930. You're gonna drop yet again. They have declining revenue, and how do you compete in that business going forward, especially if you have overhead to a certain degree, which they do, like every company. Very difficult. We jump to lowest, speaking of difficult, man, loads. They're gonna drop about four bucks. No huge dramatic move. You're talking about only what? 1.5% on the open, basically. You jump over to the Analyze tab, and you're talking about an $8 move priced in to their earnings. Okay, so you're only gonna get a $4 move. Pretty marginal move for lows. You see the chop around. You see the acceleration this thing had during COVID from 72 bucks up to 263. We've backed off a bit. You did hit the 3A2 twice. You hit that area back in the lows of 2022, and you see on a monthly basis, right? You kind of chopped around. You hit a low of 170, okay? The 3A2 is 184, but you see how those weeks kind of built? Where do we just test back in October? That same area, the 3A2. And maybe you get one more test. If those is really having some problems here, a lot of that's gonna be determined and in terms of interest rates, housing prices, the ability to access that capital. So difficult right now with people, if you're in thinking about doing any type of home renovation, right? To access that capital as opposed to a refinance, not really an option for a lot of people when you're refinancing at a much higher rate. If that ever gets back to an area where people can begin to refinance, watch out for those equities. But we probably got a good year or so with where we are right now in terms of seeing that type of interest rate. You take a look at the longer term, S&Ps, sitting right now at 5,085. We reach a high of 5,123, that high. Made on Friday of last week, trailed off a bit. We got S&Ps up by five to kick things off though. Stay tuned, folks. We'll be coming back. We'll talk a little bit of interest rates. We'll talk a little bit of Fed. 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Kevin Hinks, this market, hanging tough near 5,100. Good morning. Good morning, I'm here, Brian. Yeah, it's been fair in our ability to ignore yields that are creeping higher. A two-year note yield touched 4.7% yesterday. The 10-year yield sitting here just below 4.3%. We got a seven-year note auction today that will get the effects of about one PM Eastern time. So we'll see what that does. We had durable goods orders that came in as a little weaker than expected, but we knew they were gonna be down today because of Boeing's, frankly, inability to sell planes right now. So they came in down 6.1% X-transportation down .3. Core capital goods up a tenth of a percent. So a little bit weaker on durable goods. But like I said, we were getting ready for a big down number there because of the issues with Boeing and transportation in general. The K-Shiller and FHFA house price index. Euro-reviewed the K-Shillers, 0.1% higher in house prices. FHFA, 6.7% higher. Both of those slightly higher than expected, Tommy. So house prices are staying firm. We'll get some consumer competence here at 10 o'clock Eastern and some Richmond Fed. We'll see if that moves the market. Oh, but right now, Tommy, this market is really looking forward to Thursday's infallibility number and I think that's the next big calendar. Yeah, you almost, I appreciate that wrap up, man. A lot of great information. Pretty remarkable, as you talked about. Yields on the rise a little bit and the market, man. 5,100, but earnings driving this market in dramatic fashion. The base season lows a little bit lower today, but no real dramatic pullback. I think I had lows, what, $4? The expected move in the thinkorswim platform, about $8. And you mentioned it, man. We march forward to Thursday's numbers, talking about PCE, the Fed's preferred inflation gauge. The next meeting, March 20th, almost three, well, three, just about three weeks out from where we are right now. Any expectations on that number, Kevin, or where we go towards, it's gonna come in maybe potentially a little bit hot. The expectations, 0.4% for the headline and the core on a monthly basis, but that's the expectation. Any thoughts on the PCE Thursday morning? Yeah, when you look at those numbers and some of the consensus numbers, the month over month are all higher, but the year over year are all expected to be slightly lower. Now, the expectations were lower for wages and CPI and PPI, and they all came in higher. So yeah, I'm watching for, if these lower number on year over year, if they come in, Tommy, the market will like that if they do. Especially in core PCE, but the problem is they haven't been delivering on that. And the last, remember, there's four looks at inflation in a month. Wages, which we'll get next Friday, CPI, PPI that we just got, and then PCE, part of the incoming outlay data. So this will be the fourth one. Let's see if it's higher as well. And it's pretty interesting, as you say, man, that we get wages, we get jobs. It just marches that quickly. Next Friday, we get to do it all again as we get March 1st, coming at you on Friday this week, which is remarkable, we'll be in March already. With that in mind, as I mentioned, we get some companies already out with numbers. I know we got companies still this week, they got some good names out there. Do you guys have any equities you're talking about on fast market coming up at 12 today, Kevin? Yeah, ahead of a big day tomorrow where we got some big names. We'll look at eBay. Likefully, we'll do presentation at eBay, look at TJS. And then right now we're trying to figure out what the best third one is to do. So we'll see on that one, but two of the names, TJX and eBay today. Look at that TJX chart, man. My goodness, I put it on a three-year weekly. It's a one-way trip almost to higher prices.   And then eBay, struggling a bit, chopping around. Kevin, I appreciate the time. As always, man, on a busy morning, we look forward to watching Fast Market at 12 today and I look forward to talking to you tomorrow morning, man. Yeah, tell me, have a great day. Always a pleasure. Folks, check it out. You heard it, they're talking two-grade stocks. They'll pick a third. They always cover three. They set up those hypothetical trades. The best way to learn, man, watch them set up the trades. They manage those trades, whether it's rolling, all of them have defined risk, folks. And even if you don't plan on being some kind of multi-leg options trader, right, you can learn a tremendous amount in terms of how the market is pricing equities by understanding options. That's why I encourage you to learn that information. Even if you don't want to trade options, you can learn a tremendous amount about the market by understanding what is priced into options in terms of volatility, premium, delta, all of that stuff. Very important, even if you're just trading the equities that underlie those options that they are trading. Look at that chart for TJX, man, right? Check out the long-term chart. I mean, what are we talking about there? We're talking about a 25-bagger almost from 2009, let alone the volatility that these things have had from the lows, but it was on a one-way trip already. And then eBay, yeah, a little bit of a different story. eBay, back to where you were in about 2018 prices and premium rockable, when you look at it from 2004, you're at 25 bucks, you're only sitting at 43. Nonetheless, they've been shopping around for a couple of years. Maybe somebody in the den can help me out. Does anybody in the den still use eBay? I know our man, producer Al, loves eBay. And you can still find some stuff on there, but I wonder where that niche is, because I'm not in that niche for eBay. In terms of where is that niche that they represent the area that you go to versus an Amazon, a Google shopping, a Walmart, a Target, I know it's pre-owned, et cetera. But I feel like Facebook Marketplace to that degree is a huge area that competes with them. I've sold things on Facebook Marketplace myself. Pretty simple to do. If you haven't tried it, folks, you've got some stuff in the household you wanna sell. I am no Facebook champion in terms of championing that company in Zuckerberg, but the stock price don't lie, as they say. And the Marketplace is just one small caveat, but I've sold many things. As Tommy's gotten older, old strollers, put them up for sale, somebody just comes, picks them up, easy enough, stuff like that. So where does eBay fall in there if many people, he used to buy stuff. I mean, I know it still serves it, but nonetheless, eBay, they'll be covering it along with TJX and one other equity coming up on Fast Market at 12 today with our man, Kevin Hates. And yeah, let's jump back to a little Fed discussion, man. So Kevin was talking about it. We get some pretty important inflation data. It is pretty interesting. I didn't even realize it's creeping that quickly. Next Friday is March 8th, man, which is when we get non-farm payrolls and then you're talking about a week and a half from then as the next Fed meet, okay? Now you jump over in terms of this article, okay? This is from Bloomberg out early this morning. Fed rate cuts are likely to be slow, but not necessarily steady, okay? In the 1995 soft landing, the Fed cut then held for three meetings. So it's interesting to think about how they're gonna do this, okay? Because what do they have right now? Markets thinking about June is when they're gonna be in cutting. And it is gonna be interesting what their strategy is in terms of one and done for a while. Are they going every other meeting? It's gonna matter how quickly they go one cut and then from there. 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We've got markets open. You're looking at an S&P positive by four points, trading at $5,084, NASDAQ 100 positive by 25, the Dow slightly in the red by 48 points, hanging on to $39,070 right now. Listen, S&P, all things considered. Okay, back things up. You put things on a three-year weekly. We were talking about this A to B, C to D. Doesn't mean you can't power ahead of it, but right now, man, thinking maybe a little bit of a consolidation to potentially a slight pullback. We'll see. Our man, Tim Orr, it's gonna be on the Tom O'Brien show with my dad this afternoon, okay? And I did the program on Thursday for my dad. It was interesting talking to Tim in terms of the strength in this market, the potential for a slight pullback hesitation, but in the grand scheme of things. So if you're talking about a run, there was 1,000 points from where we were in October. And that correlates exactly to the run that you had from the lows of October of last year, 3,600 up to 4,600. You do basically a 50% retracement from those lows right to that price level, depending on where you pick, okay? I took the bodies, you could take the candle, you take the candle, it almost lines up exactly at 50% in terms of that retracement. Nonetheless, you pull back to near 50%, and boom, you skyrocket another 1,000 points. Okay, the market needs to breathe a little bit. The market has two consecutive 1,000 point rallies over a period of the last 16 months. And over that time, it is up now from 3,500 to 5,100, which is a 45.7% acceleration. I'm ballparking numbers, okay? That's 1,600 point acceleration up to 5,100 off of 3,500. And the reason why that's very important as well is that's not cherry picking some COVID low to show you how volatile things are. That's just taking the low of 3,500 when you could make the legitimate case that in October of 2022, you're trading at 3,500. Yes, you're cherry picking that low, okay? But you came into COVID folks at a price level of 3,200. You still were at a price level of about 3,500. So you were up about 9% over a period of just over two years in the market when you came into COVID, and then you have consecutive 1,000 point runs in the market totaling 45.7% over a period of 14 to 16 months. Now, I'm talking about a digestion, a potential consolidation area, okay? And we are very early in the stages of AI and I think NVIDIA approved that to put it lightly. But you have to realize the context of where we currently sit in terms of the acceleration that we've had two consecutive 1,000 point runs since October of 2022. NVIDIA shares, you're up another $2 this morning. Hang a tough man right near 800. Remember, 800 is what puts that thing right at 2 trillion. Nice easy round numbers. For NVIDIA, you jump around to some of the other equities, Amazon shares. Down about 2.10% right now, Apple shares, basically flat, 181.19. Jump over to Google, up about 2.10%. Tesla shares this morning, catching a slight bit up by $4 or 2% to the upside, 20351. We jump over to Meta, they catch a bit, up by half a percent from Meta. You jump over to Boeing, and yeah, those durable goods, pretty remarkable how Boeing just drives so much of the action in the durable goods would make sense with the type of value that they're talking about, whether you sell plans or you don't. You check out Boeing shares. You know, the one case you can make is that you're back to this area that was support for a pretty predominant part of the beginning of last year at $200. Maybe you set your stop right below then. Nothing to say this thing doesn't come down to the October 23rd low. Markets are sitting at all-time highs. And think about the S&P came into 2021, folks, at 4,800. We're up almost another $300 in the S&P, okay? Which is a rise of about six and a quarter percent from where we kicked off the year, 4,800 to 5,100, 300 point acceleration on a 4,800 point index, okay? In that same time you've had Boeing drop from 260 to 200, okay? Even as the market has drifted even higher, giving back almost the entirety of the gains that we've had since that October run. But nonetheless, you're back a little bit against the wall. But yeah, there's a real problem with the brand, man. I was listening to Bloomberg earlier this morning and there's no way I'm gonna book a flight without finding out if I'm on that Boeing 737 MAX. I was looking at the airlines that it's on. I think it's United, Southwest. Maybe somebody else can help me out. There's four airlines. I'll find them, folks. I'll find them and I'll let you know by the end of the program so you can keep your eye on it as well. But how remarkable is it that the tide had shifted? Now, Jonathan Farrow's on there saying he doesn't pay attention. So everybody's not paying attention yet, okay? It's not that I'm paying attention though but I never thought that you'd actually look at an airline ticket, look at a flight that you were thinking about booking to determine what kind of airplane that you'd be flying to try and make a calculation of whether it's worth it safety-wise to fly that airline for the price you're looking at. And that's actually where things are which is a remarkable testament to the brand destruction that they've had and it all has to do with quality. And you can't be thinking about quality when you're on an airplane and somehow that's where we find ourselves. And you're seeing it hit on durable goods this morning. All right, we get a little bit of a pullback on the open right now. S&Ps barely positive by one. Dow right now dropping a bit. We lose 39,000, we're at 38,995. Bitcoin currently trading up $2,500 at $57,855 right now. You jump over to Ethereum up 76 bucks. That's 2.4% to the upside 3315. We check in on crude. Crude catches a bit to 7815. We're at 75.84 as of yesterday. Now, jump around to some of the articles here in terms of crude. I mean, this one. How does this article even get written by CNBC, man? Oil prices fall as Biden signals Gaza ceasefire as possible by next Monday. Okay, I saw the clip. He signals possible, anything is possible. And he's saying his national security advisors are saying they're close. He's hoping for a ceasefire by the end of the weekend. Those words do matter. But oil prices fall. I think this was last night, right? Pretty sure that clip was from last night. Yeah, he told reporters in New York City, I'm pretty sure he was eating ice cream. The president said there's been an agreement by the Israelis that they would not engage in activities during Ramadan as well in order to give us time to get all the hostages out. But then you have Hamas officials downplaying those hopes for a ceasefire. But I mean, where is the pullback in crude? Right, pay attention to these, man. You talk about short-lived in terms of that one. Crude, up another 56 cents. We're pushing $78 right now. Keep your eye on that upper boundary, man. Cause we break that upper boundary, where are you going? You're probably going to 90 bucks. You break 80, you're going to 90. That was the high back there in September of 2023, 91.88. And there is nothing in the way of crude getting up to that price level. I don't know why it's gonna do it, but it seems like it wants it, man. As it's pushing higher prices, even in the face of potentially a ceasefire with the Middle East war going on between Israel and Palestine and Hamas, I should say. Yeah, I don't see any pullback though, as we got markets dipping a bit. And where that really gets complex is how the conversation begins to shift if we start getting higher energy prices built into the inflation numbers. Because at a time when we've had headline numbers for inflation sinking helped dramatically by the price of crude, okay? Core has been sticky. Look at our benchmarks for the price of crude, folks. Okay, crude was under $80 for all of last year up until about August to September. You start pushing higher crude prices above 80 bucks that comps now into the headline inflation number. That is gonna drag down discretionary income. Stay tuned, folks, we'll be right back. Are you ready to take charge of your financial future? TFNN is your gateway to the world of trading and investing. Whether you're starting out or scaling up, TFNN empowers traders and investors of all skill levels with top-notch investing systems, strategies, and techniques. It's time to protect and grow your money with insight you can trust. Join us live Monday through Friday during market hours for exclusive content that moves with the markets. At TFNN, we bring the trading floor to you. Our seasoned hosts are here to answer your calls and questions live on the air. 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You jump over to Lowe's, and they get a rebound as well. Look at that, Macy's and Lowe's straight higher after dipping lower on some weak numbers. Not bad. Now, jumping back to Viking Therapeutics, is it VKTX? VKTX is their symbol. Weight loss drugs, the new Holy Grail. Viking Therapeutics up by 80.5%. You back it up on the daily, it's been quite a run, man. What, from eight bucks on their last earnings go-around? Excuse me, two seasons ago in October with the market low at eight, you're gonna open at, we'll call it $70. Look at that gap from 40 to 69. We put it back to the short-term timeframe. There's your acceleration on their numbers. And yeah, it's pretty decent results, man. In terms of the trial followed 170 patients with obesity, some of whom received different dose sizes of the injectable drug or placebo. Those who received weekly doses of treatment lost. And this is where I was like, up to. What is up to? Up to, yeah, okay, that could be up to. Everybody could lose nothing, and then one person could lose up 14.7. I'm sure, I'm hopeful that's not a misrepresentation of the data, right? You can see how certain small words can change the meaning of details. But nonetheless, 13 weeks, you're losing 15% of your body fat. Folks, if you just weigh 200 pounds, that's a 30 pound weight loss. And most people in this are probably gonna be weighing more than 200 pounds. You go to 300 pounds and you're talking about a 45 pound weight loss over a period of three weeks, percentage wise, up to 88% of patients who received the drug, known as VK2735, achieved at least 10% weight loss. Okay, and again though, up to 80, I know it's all verbiage in the interest of trials and how they cite those numbers, but it was just 4% of those who did not receive the treatment. They're in pretty substantial numbers. You're only talking about a trial of 170 people, okay? Notably, there was no evidence of a plateau in weight reduction at week 13 for any dose of the drug, suggesting that further weight loss might be achieved by keeping patients on the treatment longer. I'm sure they like to hear that as they get to keep pushing out product. The drug demonstrated encouraging safety in patients following a 13 week trial period. They appeared to tolerate it well. The full phase to data are gonna be presented at medical conferences, plans to meet with the FDA to discuss further steps. Obviously, but yeah, and pretty remarkable, man, how all these drugs are coming about right now.  Pretty strong numbers, only 170 people, but yeah, pretty strong numbers to say the least. Jumping back to what we were talking about earlier in the program, talking about the Fed and the potential, where they go from the first potential cut. There's a saying about how the Fed manages interest rates, they go up the escalator and down the elevator. This time though, it might not be the case. Now we don't know though, right? Something can always break. We've seen it happen pretty closely once. Commercial real estate has been talked about for some time right now. And we are approaching the point that cuts will probably be appropriate, even from the Fed's stance, okay? How patient can they be with this data? I mean, we have credit card balances approaching levels that are well off the lows that we've seen, delinquencies rising to that degree as well. But the fundamentals of this cutting cycle also look a lot different. The Fed typically lowers interest rates in response, but nonetheless, the US economy is resilient. 3.7% unemployment rate. The thing that you wanna consider, which is why I wanted to get to this article is that the Fed wants to eventually be at the natural rate, the neutral rate, okay? That does not inspire growth or pullback. It's just the natural, neutral rate that allows the economy to grow at a healthy, yearly growth rate that does not overheat or under heat. And that is the true mandate for the Federal Reserve, right? Full employment and price stability. Those are the two. We have 3.7% unemployment rate right now, so there's your full employment. So their attention must shift to price stability, which is what the chairman said many times. But you also have to consider how high they are, okay? Check out this chart in terms of where we are on these interest rates, man. These highs have not lasted for long, going back to basically the 80s. And yes, the data's been persistent, but we're approaching the level that we're not at 80s inflation right now, okay? We are at inflation that's hotter than we're comfortable with, but we're not at 80s inflation. And you see how quickly the slide has been most of the time. You see how quickly the rise was this time around. And it's one thing you're gonna have to calculate. The cuts are coming, okay? But you wanna consider how quickly they're gonna come because inflation is still persistent. And I think that CPI gave us all a lesson that they're not gonna march down by a percentage to two full percentage points to bring the number back to 3.5%. They're right now at 5.5%. That gives them plenty of room to bring that number maybe back to five, maybe 4.75, maybe 4.5, where they can feel pretty confident that they're still restrictive in terms of where they are versus the neutral rate. But you start getting back to four, 3.7. If you're dealing with inflation at 3.5, 3.7, and four, and you're only sitting at that same level, you might not be as restrictive as you wanna be. So there is room here, but how quickly are they gonna bring that down? That's where we find out. And that's only if things persist in a healthy manner, let alone if you really get some stress, that's where things could potentially ramp up to the downside. But right now it doesn't seem like that's the case, man. If anything inflation seems to be the worry, as the economy seems, it's pretty healthy, man, with the market sitting at 5,100. You jump around to some of the other fang stocks. Apple gives it back on the open down about 4.10%. Sales force is out with their numbers. Think it is Wednesday that they're out with their numbers. Sales force, quite a run for sales force. Back it up on the three-year weekly, man, you get it all back from the highs basically from 3.11, down to 1.26, you're back to near 300. For sales force, excuse me, down 1% right now, you jump over to meta shares, up about 3.10. We take a look at some of the streamers, Netflix shares, up about 8.10% right now. Disney up half a percent right now. It's the market slightly in the red. You jump over to Warner Brothers Discovery. Yeah, that's a tough one, man. Down about 6.10% right near all-time lows for Warner Brothers Discovery. You jump over to Paramount shares. Pretty similar story, man. At 11.08, all-time lows, 10.51, late last year for Paramount. We jump over to Boeing shares. Sitting at about 231. We take a look at Home Depot. As low as trading a little bit higher in the pre-market, Home Depot, excuse me, on the open, lows up about half a percent right now, excuse me, Home Depot. And low is up by 1.6% right now, as they catch an acceleration. We check in on Macy's with their numbers this morning as well, bumping up against that line that I put, and that's basically taken the consolidation area you had back here in the beginning of 2022. You touch the highs. And again, I like to use a little bit almost like linear regression, okay? 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Go to TFNN.com and hit Watch Tiger TV. That's TFNN.com and hit Watch Tiger TV. Welcome back, folks. We have the S&Ps down by one. NASDAQ 100 up by two. Dow in the red right now by about 3-tenths percent or 124 points in the red off by about 3-tenths. 38,992 in the Russell hold on to gains by about 8-tenths percent. You were all the way up to 2058 in the Russell. Quite an acceleration. You jump over to some other equities with some action this morning. Zoom. You were zooming a lot higher. This company, man. It is a tough one, folks. Even on a day when you're up 5.6 percent, you're up $3.57 right now to 66.65. They beat on the top and the bottom lines. Growth would have been faster if not for a sales reorganization. That's what they said. They were up by 13 percent though, okay? Earnings above 22 versus above 15. Revenue 1.15 versus 1.13. I saw somewhere I think they have a $1.5-billion buyback which replaces the $1 billion buyback that they had in place that just expired for the fiscal year. They're looking for 485 versus 488, 4.6 billion in revenue. They were looking for the market was at 471 versus with 4.65 billion. So they're going to make a little bit more money, but the revenue not quite there. And nonetheless, you give it back on the open, you know? I mean, you're talking about trading at prices for Zoom that you were almost trading at at the end of 2022. It just can't find a bid, man. Be careful of that one for sure. What other equities do we have moving this morning? Yeah, AutoZone. That's the one we're going to take a look at, man. Check out this AutoZone. Up another 5 percent. Now, I just gave Zoom a little bit of grief for being up 5 percent, okay? That's because it can't find a bid for an extended period of time. AutoZone never trades lower for an extended period of time, man. Look at this acceleration. You come into COVID at $1,200 or $2,900. This night, the thing's not stopping.  It's a one-way trip, man. Absolutely remarkable that they continue to beat, and they do. As they beat with earnings of $28.89, the market was looking for about $26, and they come in revenue 3.85 versus 3.84. That stock just does not go down, man. Nonetheless. All right, folks, stay tuned. We got the S&Ps. We're basically flat as we come into the end of the hour. NASDAQ 100. We'll call that flat as well. Dow in the red right now. We got Basil Chapman. He's coming up next, folks. We got Steve Rhodes. Live at 11, fast marketed 12. You heard him. They're talking TJ Maxx. They're talking eBay out there. My dad will be back 3 to 4.


Hi Poo Bear. Hello. What are you doing? I'm just in here. Yeah. Well, we thought we'd make this video to show you guys what $6,500 could buy. How's that? Yeah, that's true. Let's show them. Hold that up in your hand. Ta-da! Hold it by the key. I don't know if I'm getting a good shot of this or not. By the key, honey. Can you guys see what that is? I don't know if this camera is picking it up. See that? What is that, Poo Bear? It's a key to a buick. And that's what we gave $6,500 for? It sure is. And why is that, Poo Bear? Because my buick caught on fire. It did. Yes, it did. Oh, well. So what are you going to do tomorrow? Tomorrow I'm going to go get me a new car. And what are you getting? A Chevy. What kind? An HHR. Yeah.  Uh... Or do you want me to tell them? I can't remember what you said. It's something... It's... Do you want me to tell them? Yeah, you can tell them. Well, when we first looked at it, driving through the lot of the dealership, I said, look, hun, there's an HHR. She's like, oh, that's cool! She jumps out and wants to go look at it. And I said, holy hell, Rhonda. Well, that's what the HHR stands for in my book. Yeah, that's it. We'll have a video of that coming up, but we're going to throw in a video, a short clip of the car, right? That's right. And then we're going to do like a music thing following that of the car before and after of pretty much close to the same angles. Yes. But what's the main thing of this whole war deal? That everybody made it out safely. Nobody got hurt. That's right. Because Shaber wasn't with you, was he? No, he wasn't. I had to work and she went to pick up her youngest daughter who was in the back seat where the fire started. That's right. It was just me and the two girls. Yeah. So it started right beside her. Yes, it did. So, but it's a good thing.  We got stopped. We got out okay. We were treated very decently by the police that responded. And he took us to afterwards because we were two and a half hours away from home and he took us to Bob Evans and bought us dinner to why we were waiting for our ride to get there. And we also had a waitress that came over and gave us some money. She said, you guys probably will need this and everything. So I'm going to give a holler out to the waitress at Bob Evans and the police that responded. Zanesville Police Department, Zanesville, Ohio. I don't want to say his name because I don't have permission. Yeah, but you know, special things. Yeah, everybody always quick to judge badly, but you know, they never say thank you when it's when they do something right and they did treat us awful nice. Yeah, this officer was was very kind hearted and was really understanding. And he was what a half a mile away when he got the call and seen the car burning. Yeah, half a mile away seen the flames in the smoke. Yeah, he did. But we got a I got a short clip of where it happened at. And so me and Poo Bear pulled off right alongside the road so I can get that clip for you. Yeah, but the poo car is no more. No. So anyway, we think it was electrical beings that them vehicle sabers have the battery and the main distribution box, which is the main fuse box underneath the seat. And when you saw the flames, that's where it started. Yeah. So they was going down the road when they turned around seeing the flames coming out from underneath the back seat. So I'm thinking it's electrical. You can definitely tell by looking at the pictures and at the video that that is the origin of where it started. So I'm not liking that too well. No. But everybody's fine. We still had a great Christmas. Yes, we did. And so anyway, that's going to be that. So take a look at this and we'll be right back with you here in just a minute, YouTube. And that thing had headdress monitors, DVD player, backup cameras gone. Well, there's what's left of the backup cam. Yeah, I found the, I found the rest of your efficient phone. I don't think it's any good anymore. Well, I'm sorry. Get a picture of this fuse block again and we'll go. No, there's what's left of the beauty. So we, you know, just want to extend our gratitude to all those that have helped us and kept my girl safe when I couldn't be there. So and we appreciate it and we hope everyone had a merry Christmas and we hope everyone has a happy new year. Yes. So we'll upload some photos of the HHR, which is weird because it's a panel considered like a panel van on one side, but the other side has regular doors. Really weird looking. Yeah, something just out of this world different. Of course. Yeah. Like me. Say it again. Like me. All right. All right. Well then, we're going to let you go. Thanks for watching and thanks for all your support. Yes. Thanks a lot, everybody. Be safe. Pooh Bear out. All right. Shae Bear. I'm gone. Bye guys. Bye.


I mean, my mom was like that. She used to like cut off the fungus from like a tomato and like try and use it and we'd be like, no, just turning into my mom, it's casual, it's fine. Hi, my name is Zaneb, I'm a recipe developer, writer and food enthusiast based in Long Island, New York and this is my fridge story. For my TikTok, I like to do American classics. My most watched TikTok is a recipe for carrot cake and cream cheese frosting. It has olive oil in it, so it's definitely a bit different. I think when you open my fridge, it's like organized chaos. So like everything has a place and like there's departments, I guess, to my fridge, but also like things are all over the place. More than I realized before, top shelf is usually things that I can't fit anywhere else and leftovers. I have these two shelf things. One's for bread, one's for like breakfast spreads, I guess. Third shelf is usually produce. Fourth shelf drinks and cheese, mostly. Where I guess the eggs are supposed to go, there's a lot of chocolate. One is this kale salad and I make it like, at least once a week, it's always in my fridge, it's like perfect in my opinion, there's capers in it, so it's like super salty, the kale gets massage. You put in like hot roasted chickpeas into the kale, so it almost wilts. It's beautiful, stunning. And then the other thing, my sister-in-law's friend gave us these candies. They're like Persian fruit candies and basic, they're called lava shock. They're a little bit chewy, they're slightly acidic, which I really like, and salty and just fruity, they're so good. I probably drink my iced coffee the most. That like comes out twice a day and like I repurchase it incessantly. It's my favorite, it's perfectly sweetened. I also feel like not enough people drink it. I have this every night before I go to bed. It's this Hu salty dark chocolate and it's very salty. I have this with like tea with a splash of milk at night and it's like perfect. Oh, so many, okay, I love red hot. Red hot is perfectly acidic. This on Cape Cod Kettle Cooked Potato Chips or any Kettle Cooked Potato Chips is so good. Cholula I really like as well. I grew up eating this, it's a chili ginger pickle. It's super spicy but really good. I'll like spread it on some bread before I put like an egg with like cheese on it. Just like a lot of hot sauce, I guess. Okay, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Eight hot sauces. Oh wait, I missed one, nine. Strangest items. I mean, strange to who. These are curry leaves, which I use a lot in Indian cooking. I really love them. I always have like a half used can of sweetened condensed milk that I like put into a jar. Sometimes I just like will dip a spoon in there and it's like better than ice cream. Anything else? Oh, this is my like homemade chili crisp chili oil. I keep it in a bowl just because the oil is like always leaking and I don't want that all over my fridge. I love capers. I use them as often as possible. They're great in, well that's just because I feel like people don't use salt enough in their cooking and capers are essentially just salt. I use them in the salad. I use them in pasta sauces. I use them all the time. I love salty briny things like pickles, olives, capers. I really wish they were used more often. So the freezer, this is like my black hole. I actually don't know what half this stuff is just because I probably put in here so long ago. There's Mexican cheese in here. There's some frozen fruit, hot dogs, ice cream. These mini drumsticks, which I thought I was gonna like more than I actually do like them. There's puff pastry sheets just because you never know. I eat halal meat only. So there's a lot of halal meat in my freezer just because it's annoying to get. So like I can't order it every time I go to the grocery store. I have to make a specific trip.  It's like literally a volcano waiting to erupt. I hate food waste. So like if I see something going bad in the fridge, I'll like put it into the freezer and never look at it again but it just makes me feel good that like I haven't thrown it out. A Rugalin spinach mix that I told myself I would use in a soup that I haven't made. This bread is probably freezer burned. There's some ice crystal action there. I should probably throw it out. Maybe like 35 to 40 times. Is that normal? How often do you open your fridge? I have this and I don't use it. It's liquid smoke. There's this dish that basically in my culture it's called kukupaka. It's made with charcoal grilled chicken and like here I just make it in the broiler. So I thought by adding this to the marinade it might like impart a similar flavor. It didn't. Yeah, there's not a lot of fruit in here right now which is unusual. I wish there was a mango in here specifically. Oh, I just found something fancy for you. It's preserved lemons. In Moroccan food they use preserved lemons a lot. So I was really like expecting it to be something that I could only use for Moroccan food. But then I found a recipe on food 52.  So it was like the perfect lemon bar. Let me know in the comments below if you'd like to see more recipes with preserved lemons. This arugula is on its last leg. I don't, let's see actually. Is it even good? Not good. I will have to throw this out. In fact, I'm just gonna leave it on the counter. So I don't drink and I found myself in Essex Market and there's this little stall in the market where she sells like vegan cheeses and non-alcoholic alcohol. So we stopped by, because I've never tried tequila and I'm always like very, the reaction, you know? Like when you see people try it, they're just, and this actually has like gave me the exact same reaction. It's extremely peppery. So I try to keep it pretty clean.  This is definitely more than usual, but because of Ramadan, like you get sent a lot of food, you're cooking a lot, there's a lot of leftovers. But honestly, I don't really like do fridge cleanouts because of like how fast things move here. No, I didn't, but we can definitely find something worth hiding. Okay, back here. A tomato and a jar. Oh, that's not bad. I thought this would for sure have some fungus action, but it doesn't. Oh, but this does. Some limes. I'll get rid of that now. Yeah, okay. We'll do the Cape Cod chips and red hot. I also don't have that many chips left because I eat this so often. My uncle used to make it. I posted a TikTok about it and I realized I'm not the only one who eats it, but it's also something a lot of people haven't tried. So yeah, I go heavy on the red hop. So good. Which is like crispy, salty, like everything you need for an addictive snack, you know? Thanks so much for watching my fridge story. Make sure to like and comment and subscribe to The Spruits Eats. You can find me on TikTok and Instagram at Zaynab underscore ESA.


Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another episode of the Private Property Home Shopper Show. My name is Chad Viveros and here we are within the Penthouse Suite of Bedford Centre. This home has been provided to us by Bedford Brokerage and Marcel Thomas. Now this home has got so many standout features, don't forget to tune in to the full episode so you can see every single one of them. But let's just talk about what you're seeing on my left hand side right now. And that is that this home is a Penthouse Suite of Bedford Centre, which means you have easy access to the whole of Bedford Centre. If you need to do shopping, there's a Woolworth's.  There's so much to do here. There are so many standout features in the home itself, as well as in the shopping centre. And that leaves only one more thing for me to say, and that is welcome home. Front door, yeah you are. The thing could be called nothing other than an entrance hall. The entrance halls on apartments are very rare, specifically when it comes to entrance halls that have got such incredibly high ceilings, very, very clever how they've used these stairs to double the length of the ceiling.  We've got these old school windowed bricks, letting in a lot of light but diffusing and giving you a lot of privacy because outside this door is your full entry hall to Bedford centre. You'd walk down it, pass all the other penthouse, all the fancy people and then you'll come to the lifts that take you down to Bedford centre itself. I cannot express how ultra cool it is living above a shopping centre. Can you imagine guys, you need shopping, no problem, popping downstairs. If you want to go out and party with the friends, you can roll yourself upstairs no matter how tipsy you might be and you're at home, you're in the comfort of your own home. No driving, nothing like that, so I really like it. Up these stairs we find ourselves in the living quarters. We've got your lounge area right here and let's talk about it because it is ultra cool, obviously fed by the air con, plenty of down lighting, lots of space. We've got this U shaped couch that fits in here, absolutely no problem. Built in wall unit, so you've got a really nice 55 inch TV here. I like how it's been done. This area rug fills it out, makes it homely, really does make it nice and then we've got some decorations on the wall. Nice thing about this wall is we've got a skylight. Skylights are featured throughout the house, so many skylights and you'll see the skylight embedded right in there, letting in down lighting. But the killer feature about this home is this right here. Look at this, indoor outdoor living, we talk about it so often, everybody mentions seamless. This is seamless, that is seamless. This right here is seamless outdoor living, we've got wood decking, spreading out onto a pool with one of the most incredible views or Bedford view right down there. We're going to talk more about the pool and we're going to show you more about it, but let's just touch on how we've got an outdoor area right here, we've got this beautiful built in floating countertop over here. And that countertop leads into a guest bride, which is just underneath the stainless steel piece here. Windows that are mirrored, so it's not going to let in too much of that UV light, we've got some slats above you. But what if it was winter, what if it was cold, no problem. These folding stackable doors, you'd pull these all across here. Maybe you just want to separate this area, but you want the kitchen open. There's more foldable sliding doors over there that you'll pull all the way across and it completely encloses this area during winter. Above me, a continuation of that decoration with the slats, the skylight. This is so cool guys, we are really high up. The view is incredible and we're going to show you more of that. And now, here we are in the kitchen, few things I love to talk about in the kitchen is the down lighting, here we've got these crystal lamps putting light down onto this center counter table. On this, we've got these sandstone countertops. I really need to get another geologist in so we can talk about the different countertops. But super thick, really high quality, love how it feels. And it wraps around past those sliding doors, as I mentioned, into the full on kitchen area. Now this kitchen area is split into two. One, we've got the center island with all of this storage and on the right hand side, we've got where the appliances are going to be. But we've also got a scullery, which I'm going to show you in a second. So now we've got melee induction burners, melee extraction fan leading all the way up and out and then melee oven over here. As I said, plenty of storage and if we shoot off this way, we've got your microwave oven slot here as well as all your implements for coffee. I'm a huge coffee fan.   So we'll talk about that in a moment as well. Space for a double fridge again, very, very easy to fit in here. We've got two separate fridges. So it shows you just how much space is storage above. And right over here, where I'm going to walk next, we're going to do a quick voiceover is the scullery area. Let's check it out. The scullery area. We've got a continuation of that beautiful marble countertops, a double sink for all your washing up needs, under counter storage for your appliances, as well as the relevant plug points, as well as drainage holes and then above plenty of cupboard storage and that leads back out into the kitchen. This makes it so easy for you when you're whipping up meals for those guests that have left their coat in the entry hall to sit down in this dining room area and enjoy a fantastic family gathering. Now, as I mentioned again, this is a penthouse apartment in Bedford Centre. So much space is incredible, specifically at this price point. Guys, generally with the amenities, this apartment comes in. The price points are generally so much higher than they are. But just above the dining room table, we've got an air con. So it's going to serve as this apartment as well as it would be a lounge area over there. We've got plenty of storage space here. Behind me, we've got a chest of drawers. As you can see, how easy it fits in here, really long. Love how much space is in here. And over here, a fully stocked wine fridge. Take a look at that. We know how much. I love me some wine. So you and I, it's a secret. We're going to be pulverine from this fridge over here. Another really cool feature is if we come here, now all of the curtains and that are controlled by these wires. Let's open this up. I feel very fancy doing this. But right here, you'll see this huge floor to ceiling window and that leads out onto your own private balcony. Now, Chad, how do you access this private balcony? Well, not through here, but through another living area, which is just here. And to access that balcony, you come into this living area, right here. What I love about these living areas are the windowed walls separating them. We've got this sliding glass door right over here, one behind me and another one over there that leads out onto the deck. Beautiful sunroom over here, plenty of space. I mean, opening all of this up here, even these doors here must letting so much light and so much incredible pace to sit down, enjoy drinks and some supper with friends. Now, we've got frosted glass over there, and that gives you that incredible view of Bedford View, but also a lot of privacy. And if we scoot over on this side, post a really cool. And yeah, we are the prodigal return of the outside area. We've got this long pool leading all the way over here to a glass framed railing. This pool is an infinity edge pool. So when it's on, it will flow over this edge here, down into this panel and gets recirculated into the pool. So when you're sitting into it, you will enjoy not only this incredible view, but one of the coolest pool designs that I've ever seen. So let's talk about a couple of things here. One, some of your eagle-eyed viewers would have noticed that there's this in a floor-to-ceiling glass over here. What is that? Well, that is the creme de la creme, what I like to call the master suite. And those sliding doors open right out onto the pool. And obviously this incredible view. Then you'll see that long rectangular shape. Let me show you right over here, this long glass rectangular shape. That is the master suite, the master bathroom. And we're going to be inside there taking a look at everything it has to offer. But that does mean it's time to take a look at the bedrooms and bathrooms. So you guys need to follow me as we walk around and into what the rest of this house has to offer. And here it starts the journey into the bedrooms of the home. So coming back into the living area, you find yourself within a long hallway that stretches down to the office. But right over here, this is the first bedroom. So let's talk some really cool features throughout the house. All the doors are clad in this beautiful wood, really large, solid doors. I love it. It's a feature not a lot of people would notice, but it really does bring in an air of quality to the home. Another thing that brings in an air of quality are these bulkhead ceilings that hide the tops of the curtains right here. We've got another one of those sliding doors leading you out onto your deck area that you can open and close. All of them are tilted for UV lights, so it keeps the bedrooms quite cool. Got a beautiful little cat chilling there, having a nice nap. But behind me, more of that stunning wood.  Lovehouse being done really is a cool feature. And it's got your mirrors on it, which not only help you get ready, but also make the room so much larger over there. We've got an air con and then this beautiful, massive headboard that stretches the whole length of the room. And just behind us, that dark wallpaper that, again, makes it feel quite fancy and luxurious.  So let's take a look at this one. Tell me what you think in the comments. And then we're going to journey down that hallway and find out what the rest of this house has to offer. Now, right behind me is your en suite bathroom. Every single bedroom in this home comes with a very own en suite bathroom. I'd like to hear your thoughts in the comments sections about what you think about this bathroom, what you think about this house. And most importantly, how you would with your friends, with your family, with your loved one, enjoy that view over there. But let's talk quickly about this bathroom. You've got your single vanity, huge mirror just above that vanity on the left hand side or my left hand side. You've got your walk-in shower, the right-hand side bathtub. And then obviously you've got your toilet tucked away in the corner there, all of its serviced by down light. And what I really enjoy is the windows letting in a lot of natural light. So coming into the second room, this one really does have a killer standout feature. And that means that this room has its very own private balcony. You can walk outside, sit on your balcony and enjoy the views. And it's only your balcony. And that does make up for the fact that this room is a little bit smaller than the other rooms in the home. However, that doesn't mean it is any less special. You've got some cupboards in the right-hand corner, as well as your very own frosted glass door that opens up into your en-suite bathroom. The room again is serviced by an air con, plenty of down lighting. And let's then talk about the killer feature, not only the balcony, but the en-suite bathroom. Now this bathroom is splitting two halves. In the center, you've got your single vanity with a long mirror almost reaching up to the ceiling and then under counter storage. On your left-hand side, you've got your bath tub there. Really good, spacious bath tub just above it. Another one of those incredible skylights, letting in a lot of natural life into bathrooms that would generally be quite dark. And that's never the case within this penthouse suite.  And just behind you, you've got your toilet space for right there. So we are two bedrooms down, which leaves only one. The Creme de la Creme, the cherry on top, the master suite. But before we get there, we have to walk through this beautiful office area. Yeah, you know, office and working from home has become such a staple. I've seen this in all the videos I've done, and it's so cool to have an office that looks like this. You've got your Mac computer set up, plenty of under counter storage, so many things to put above it to really make it feel yours, to make yourself feel at home, feel comfortable and ready to work. And then if we turn around, floor to ceiling windows, looking out over Germiston over there and Bedford View on the left-hand side, it is stunning, gives you so much view. And to open up these windows here and get in a bit of a breeze must really be incredible, but we're not going to do that right now. Above us, we've got the lines that sweep down and give you the privacy if you need it. But let's walk forward. Let's take a look, guys. Are you ready? I'm ready. Ready to see what this bedroom offers and walk it into it. The first thing you'll notice is this right here is your walk-in closet. We've got these sliding closet doors that you can pull open beautifully inlaid with wood with some gloss plastics above and below. We've got cupboard space over here behind the door and then leading forward. We've got these huge cupboards right over here that can be opened up and you can access all of that closet space. Then if we swap around over here in the corner, we've got this stunning cabinet tree over here for you to sit down, get ready and get dressed, which we really like. I think it's such a cool feature to have specifically with this down lighting. So the dressing area is done. You're dressed in your spiffy outfit. You're looking all good. But before that happens, generally, you need a place to scrub up. You need a place to get shiny and this is the place here. So a couple of really cool features. One, you've got your double vanities. Obviously, this is a staple. So at this price point, you know, you're going to get double vanities. But how nice are these double vanities and how incredible are the mirrors on the wall? Then again, something you saw in all the other bedrooms is, like I said, skylight is a feature. So we've got a skylight right here, diffusing a lot of natural life into the bathroom, really making it feel fresh and airy. Plenty of undercurrents of storage, beautiful wood trim as well as these stainless steel handles. Over here, this frosted glass door gives you the privacy to go to the bathroom when you need it.  And then over here, let's talk about this feature wall. It takes centre stage and it does have a huge gap in it leading out into the bedroom area. I love it. It is clad in tinted mirror so you can sit here and also get a good view of yourself. But what I love about it is it makes this room feel so much bigger. And what is big and we can definitely talk about it is this bathtub that takes centre stage, down lighting above us, huge view in front of us. You can sit, sing and relax in a bubble bath right here in this beautiful, freestanding bathtub looking at that view. But bathing doesn't mean that is the only way you can get ready. Because right over here, we've got a shower. Now, this is a huge shower, beautiful marble flooring. So those tiles are different to the tiles we'll see throughout the house. Rainfall shower head and then just in the corner, a really cool feature. And it does go along with the rest of the design language, that skylight design language. And that is a frosted water sealing piece of gloss that lets in so much light in the shower area and really, really do enjoy that. But not as much as I enjoy what's over here. And that is what we saw from outside. This stunning frosted window letting in light, but also giving you a view of that incredible pool. Let's talk about the bedroom, though. So we've got right in front of me another one of those. Well, the other side of that feature wall. Again, all tinted mirrors really like it above us. We've got the aircon, huge double bed. Actually, this is a king size bed. My sincerest apologies, king size bed right here. So it shows you just how much space you've got. But then we've also got some cool features. So one bulkhead ceiling or the curtains shift into the ceiling. So it really does give you that feeling of it being fancier than normal curtains. It does feel cool. It feels luxurious. I love it. Downlighting all the way around. Then we've got these incredible downlights that I've never seen before. So like chain mail downlights. Every time I come here, I feel like I need to just play with them a little bit. So I like that it's all carpeted. And then the coolest feature we run over here. Right over here, we spoke about it, guys. We spoke about this feature. You open up these two doors. Excuse the gust of wind on the mic if it does come through. But how cool is this? We've spoken about indoor, outdoor. But what's indoor? Straight into a pool. If you like all this and stand right over here, I need to make sure I don't take a tumble. That would be a good way to end the video, but I don't think the equipment would survive it. But here it is, your pools right over here. That incredible views there. Huge breeze, really nice. This right here is 100 percent a show or feature. It's so nice to be able to say come in to my master suite and take a look at where my sliding doors leave you. But guys, that does sum up this incredible $30,900,000 rent penthouse suite in Bedford Centre. So what I'd like you to do is come with me. Let's go back outside. Let's say goodbye. And there you have it, folks. A $30,900,000 rent penthouse suite right here in Bedford Centre. So this is the home for you. What I'd like you to do is contact Marcell Thomas from Bedford Centre, Broke Regers. And she will schedule a viewing at your earliest time in convenience. And you could be the next person sitting down on this lounge or right here, enjoying the view of Bedford View. And now I see where the view comes from when it comes to Bedford View. So ladies and gentlemen, from myself, Chad Rivera, as the team at Private Property. Thank you so much for joining us. And please don't forget every Monday and Friday, 8 p.m. Another episode is then if you are looking for property, whether it is a property this expensive or anywhere in between, don't forget to visit www.privateproperty.co.za. They have stock for every single estate agency brand or agent in your area. It's all there, very easy to find and very easy to view and inquire. Guys, thank you once again and we'll see you next time. Goodbye.