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Transcript: It’s a rainy cloudy day here in the North Woods. But all skies are clear for Tesla, a huge day of 10% breaking out above our first target. And in closing in our next 235, the 250, tapping sales numbers and ripping higher on the open. I was on CNBC yesterday talking about this and we were accumulating more shares last week. It’s in our top 10 Right now, but it’s not the only day moving got Bank of America, JP Morgan, doing some interesting things and breaking out. You know, of course, they’re not up 10% But really nice moves in the financials here today, healthcare was down on some of the GLP one news out of Washington tech overall really well, although Nvidia didn’t participate. And we’ve HECO finished for the week and this holiday week jobless claims tomorrow. We also have services data and ADP payrolls. You know today was interesting because Fed Chair Jerome Powell was talking about progress on inflation, risk assets were moving up and then we had the jolts release and more job openings than expected. But, you know, I really don’t like this number. You got this thing revised lower five months in a row now. So they come in with a beat, it’s likely going to be revised lower held back gold and silver bit what you’re trying to break out. So we’ll see how things shake out through the data tomorrow. Have an enjoyable week.

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