Photo	Name	Price	Quantity	Total
	5 Pocket Jean - 30 / Indigo	$404.6	1	$404.6	x

October 05, 2022

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Sit Rep:

Volume increased a little yesterday but not to the levels tha= t long-term higher is confirmed. That said it=E2=80=99s not bearish either,= but employment numbers are weighing a bit on futures. Since we are staying= in our lane of energy, we should be fine. I was worried we would get a gap= higher and would need to sell on a blow-off top. Doesn=E2=80=99t look like= that is happening.

I will be focused on the OPEC headlines and probably being ab= le to hold CCJ and XLE a lot longer. Any monster moves higher would be prob= lematic for a longer hold, although we could cash in on the news. Sideways = would be fine. The bears are already piling on and it looks like we have an= other week of higher prices before we would see a meaningful pullback. The = short in the morning and cover in the afternoon is a likely scenario.

Regards,

David White

Path@TFNN.COM

Positions:

Long XLE under $70 with a stop of a close below 70.00.

Long CCJ under $25.50. with a stop of a close under 25.50.

Mark= et Volumes Report
Date	NYSE Volume	AMEX Volume	NASD Volume	Total Volume	Short Volume	Dark %	NYSE $	AMEX $	NASD $	Total Market $
10/04/2022	5,117,223,618	2,510,215,951	5,000,= 570,243	12,628= ,009,812	2,162,= 711,358	36.3%<= /span>	185,61= 7,451,557	141,94= 3,871,016	224,93= 2,683,444	552,49= 4,006,017
10/03/2022	4,743,257,015	2,572,812,197	4,407,= 171,677	11,723= ,240,889	2,028,= 329,090	35.1%<= /span>	172,12= 4,904,924	136,27= 8,499,217	209,25= 3,934,283	517,65= 7,338,424
9/30/2022	5,499,852,779	2,583,468,004	4,619,= 865,369	12,703= ,186,152	2,115,= 405,416	34.8%<= /span>	197,62= 1,041,453	161,94= 7,202,996	223,04= 6,590,903	582,61= 4,835,352
9/29/2022	4,663,912,541	2,478,411,511	4,540,= 056,309	11,682= ,380,361	2,152,= 018,828	34.8%<= /span>	162,60= 0,271,363	139,94= 7,230,840	218,20= 1,621,201	520,74= 9,123,404
9/28/2022	4,628,451,308	2,657,469,688	4,540,= 819,589	11,826= ,740,585	2,050,= 247,463	35.3%<= /span>	176,11= 2,128,058	152,20= 3,759,942	222,62= 1,381,730	550,93= 7,269,730
9/27/2022	4,540,651,957	2,882,610,321	4,427,= 470,035	11,850= ,732,313	2,106,= 426,411	36.4%<= /span>	165,00= 8,533,557	158,31= 9,752,307	202,26= 7,120,844	525,59= 5,406,708
9/26/2022	4,829,603,230	2,580,012,943	4,695,= 122,710	12,104= ,738,883	2,153,= 538,187	36.8%<= /span>	172,09= 0,413,910	138,39= 8,896,215	200,77= 7,312,546	511,26= 6,622,671
9/23/2022	5,143,448,948	3,030,592,706	5,174,= 957,375	13,348= ,999,029	2,471,= 325,164	35.9%<= /span>	185,86= 3,720,624	165,33= 9,363,599	219,14= 3,221,846	570,34= 6,306,069
9/22/2022	4,252,904,047	2,261,574,575	4,950,= 794,953	11,465= ,273,575	2,341,= 867,632	36.7%<= /span>	162,13= 1,728,994	127,14= 2,135,273	209,28= 2,514,288	498,55= 6,378,555
9/21/2022	4,079,429,925	2,504,891,250	4,555,= 010,371	11,139= ,331,546	2,063,= 091,811	34.3%<= /span>	156,31= 2,436,282	133,93= 2,797,534	216,39= 7,409,569	506,64= 2,643,385
9/20/2022	4,018,061,428	1,904,882,816	4,032,= 652,440	9,955,= 596,684	1,902,= 280,238	36.5%<= /span>	151,93= 4,318,315	104,41= 0,084,946	187,37= 8,320,152	443,72= 2,723,413
9/19/2022	3,787,169,064	1,760,352,138	4,204,= 891,988	9,752,= 413,190	1,831,= 478,349	36.1%<= /span>	147,93= 9,794,274	98,499= ,557,337	184,74= 7,536,406	431,18= 6,888,017
9/16/2022	7,664,999,244	2,369,532,668	7,202,= 994,120	17,237= ,526,032	2,195,= 523,904	29.1%<= /span>	320,62= 2,918,414	135,41= 9,525,921	327,27= 6,361,378	783,31= 8,805,713
9/15/2022	4,423,717,211	1,976,980,812	4,825,= 340,629	11,226= ,038,652	2,109,= 395,149	35.5%<= /span>	176,87= 7,197,694	115,62= 8,906,484	223,02= 6,675,097	515,53= 2,779,275
9/14/2022	4,272,613,149	1,877,515,092	4,878,= 136,599	11,028= ,264,840	2,203,= 092,301	35.8%<= /span>	174,88= 6,919,577	106,92= 5,906,341	205,64= 8,609,266	487,46= 1,435,184
9/13/2022	4,212,470,107	2,289,849,705	5,229,= 113,456	11,731= ,433,268	2,248,= 377,186	34.5%<= /span>	172,31= 3,740,429	141,57= 2,323,297	247,32= 5,704,592	561,21= 1,768,318
9/12/2022	3,807,992,910	1,749,610,771	4,191,= 003,952	9,748,= 607,633	1,869,= 402,318	36.6%<= /span>	160,52= 6,676,452	96,688= ,340,303	189,77= 5,111,884	446,99= 0,128,639
9/09/2022	3,874,829,096	1,668,728,690	4,419,= 087,546	9,962,= 645,332	1,930,= 611,452	36.7%<= /span>	153,90= 0,387,236	96,608= ,627,414	193,48= 3,137,395	443,99= 2,152,045
9/08/2022	3,961,421,512	1,962,487,601	4,348,= 057,625	10,271= ,966,738	1,974,= 354,703	36.1%<= /span>	156,82= 1,318,351	108,10= 4,318,804	196,87= 4,923,141	461,80= 0,560,296
9/07/2022	3,886,332,479	1,998,668,638	4,457,= 511,676	10,342= ,512,793	1,941,= 949,295	36.7%<= /span>	155,61= 7,661,425	105,91= 6,707,277	185,90= 9,452,590	447,44= 3,821,292
9/06/2022	4,068,198,156	2,074,046,583	4,612,= 987,590	10,755= ,232,329	2,025,= 218,619	35.2%<= /span>	160,74= 4,397,042	114,39= 0,779,879	192,61= 5,029,971	467,75= 0,206,892
9/02/2022	3,631,458,128	2,112,673,378	4,270,= 791,775	10,014= ,923,281	1,884,= 524,553	35.0%<= /span>	141,41= 3,563,875	121,45= 4,825,265	194,56= 4,157,768	457,43= 2,546,908
9/01/2022	4,130,467,823	2,319,133,468	4,818,= 073,123	11,267= ,674,414	2,168,= 619,415	35.9%<= /span>	161,41= 5,781,901	125,78= 7,438,047	218,74= 1,680,514	505,94= 4,900,462
8/31/2022	4,542,497,468	1,900,501,821	4,952,= 018,296	11,395= ,017,585	2,040,= 265,840	36.0%<= /span>	187,42= 8,295,375	109,38= 5,640,819	209,15= 0,072,962	505,96= 4,009,156
Date	NYSE Volume	AMEX Volume	NASD Volume	Total Volume	Dark Volume	Dark %	NYSE $	AMEX $	NASD $	Total Market $
Source: CBOE.Com/us/equities/market_share/market/

NYSE= Advance Decline
Date	Adv Issues	Dec Issues	Unc Issues	Tot Issues	Adv Volume	Dec Volume	Unc Volume	Total Vol	New Highs	New Lows	TRIN
9/28/2022	2,854<= /span>	438	133	3,425<= /span>	4,179,= 014,137	474,45= 9,916	31,376= ,013	4,684,= 850,066	12	294	0.74= span>
9/29/2022	558	2,702<= /span>	136	3,396<= /span>	738,56= 6,795	3,919,= 789,936	23,461= ,764	4,681,= 818,495	8	820	1.1
9/30/2022	1,380<= /span>	1,817<= /span>	163	3,360<= /span>	2,256,= 281,423	3,304,= 771,097	84,312= ,210	5,645,= 364,730	4	485	1.11= span>
10/03/2022	2,760<= /span>	571	137	3,468<= /span>	4,255,= 160,698	522,95= 5,376	28,565= ,393	4,806,= 681,467	17	237	0.59= span>
10/04= /2022	2,838	452	120	3,410	4,844,072,885	234,975,362	67,539,634	5,146,587,881	30	78	0.3
AMEX= Advance Decline
Date	Adv Issues	Dec Issues	Unc Issues	Tot Issues	Adv Volume	Dec Volume	Unc Volume	Total Vol	New Highs	New Lows	TRIN
9/28/2022	213	69	8	290	170,04= 2,070	27,276= ,118	9,704<= /span>	197,43= 3,778	0	16	0.5
9/29/2022	105	176	7	288	71,440= ,691	109,61= 8,285	26,336=	181,39= 9,575	0	35	0.92= span>
9/30/2022	138	148	13	299	83,962= ,522	86,707= ,299	276,74= 3	178,83= 0,399	0	26	0.96= span>
10/03/2022	217	70	13	300	155,01= 7,955	36,974= ,729	140,40= 7	193,23= 4,685	0	24	0.74= span>
10/04= /2022	208	83	6	297	133,755,637	89,926,918	10,100	224,136,798	1	11	1.68
NASD= AQ Advance Decline
Date	Adv Issues	Dec Issues	Unc Issues	Tot Issues	Adv Volume	Dec Volume	Unc Volume	Total Vol	New Highs	New Lows	TRIN
9/28/2022	3,674<= /span>	1,003<= /span>	249	4,926<= /span>	3,866,= 894,140	658,00= 6,919	31,208= ,354	4,556,= 109,413	31	365	0.62= span>
9/29/2022	1,147<= /span>	3,520<= /span>	259	4,926<= /span>	706,86= 6,805	3,781,= 794,889	27,974= ,253	4,516,= 635,947	19	759	1.74= span>
9/30/2022	1,935<= /span>	2,668<= /span>	267	4,870<= /span>	1,377,= 575,728	3,217,= 666,743	54,475= ,213	4,649,= 717,684	38	555	1.69= span>
10/03/2022	3,445<= /span>	1,278<= /span>	322	5,045<= /span>	3,509,= 919,283	841,12= 6,372	64,401= ,672	4,415,= 447,327	56	378	0.65= span>
10/04= /2022	3,789	1,023	243	5,055	4,552,512,556	425,809,583	26,462,119	5,004,784,258	66	161	0.35
ARCA= Advance Decline
Date	Adv Issues	Dec Issues	Unc Issues	Tot Issues	Adv Volume	Dec Volume	Unc Volume	Total Vol	New Highs	New Lows	TRIN
9/28/2022	1,553<= /span>	184	6	1,743<= /span>	1,829,= 735,736	344,95= 3,939	4,920,= 810	2,179,= 610,485	9	204	1.59= span>
9/29/2022	200	1,506<= /span>	21	1,727<= /span>	366,25= 8,876	1,616,= 861,705	41,173= ,497	2,024,= 294,078	10	465	0.59= span>
9/30/2022	376	1,334<= /span>	23	1,733<= /span>	589,74= 6,848	1,443,= 317,292	39,095= ,233	2,072,= 159,373	10	441	0.69= span>
10/03/2022	1,577<= /span>	164	8	1,749<= /span>	1,842,= 716,403	309,76= 6,072	309,38= 7	2,152,= 791,862	6	98	1.62= span>
10/04= /2022	1,613	136	6	1,755	1,757,506,703	348,742,635	5,916,984	2,112,166,322	8	8	2.35
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Put Call Ratios for V= IX and Equity Options
Date	VIX PC %<= /p>	VIX Puts<= /p>	VIX Calls=	VIX Total=	Date <= /td>	Eq PC %= p>	Equity Puts	Equity Calls	Equity Total
10/4/2022	38	218,787	356,216	575,003	10/4/2022 = td>	39	733,697	1,144,008	1,877,705
10/3/2022	23	103,151	341,530	444,681	10/3/2022 = td>	41	791,933	1,122,668	1,914,601
9/30/2022	51	208,312	200,829	409,141	9/30/2022 = td>	44	923,143	1,198,478	2,121,621
9/29/2022	32	167,446	355,106	522,552	9/29/2022 = td>	48	976,191	1,067,926	2,044,117
9/28/2022	48	269,719	288,195	557,914	9/28/2022 = td>	43	777,261	1,039,968	1,817,229
9/27/2022	35	249,859	459,083	708,942	9/27/2022 = td>	44	679,832	873,406	1,553,238
9/26/2022	16	215,463	1,109,605	1,325,068	9/26/2022 = td>	45	784,739	977,782	1,762,521
9/23/2022	42	438,702	594,610	1,033,312	9/23/2022 = td>	50	1,502,727	1,473,520	2,976,247
9/22/2022	41	201,341	286,806	488,147	9/22/2022 = td>	45	1,115,047	1,345,726	2,460,773
9/21/2022	54	236,373	201,485	437,858	9/21/2022 = td>	41	812,249	1,145,166	1,957,415
9/20/2022	32	191,590	412,606	604,196	9/20/2022 = td>	40	686,965	1,026,599	1,713,564
9/19/2022	20	106,115	429,059	535,174	9/19/2022 = td>	35	738,736	1,374,933	2,113,669
9/16/2022	33	225,753	459,579	685,332	9/16/2022 = td>	45	1,151,894	1,416,297	2,568,191
9/15/2022	27	76,136	202,931	279,067	9/15/2022 = td>	42	961,441	1,324,166	2,285,607
9/12/2022	36	131,422	238,394	369,816	9/12/2022 = td>	36	702,310	1,239,240	1,941,550
9/9/2022	28	103,878	265,584	369,462	9/9/2022	34	919,122	1,762,966	2,682,088
9/7/2022	23	73,631	247,478	321,109	9/7/2022	43	965,267	1,294,203	2,259,470
9/6/2022	29	85,710	207,947	293,657	9/6/2022	42	715,023	997,095	1,712,118
9/2/2022	26	82,885	241,789	324,674	9/2/2022	45	957,986	1,188,660	2,146,646
9/1/2022	20	126,622	506,062	632,684	9/1/2022	46	1,109,006	1,316,113	2,425,119
8/31/2022	25	51,174	154,161	205,335	8/31/2022 = td>	44	815,984	1,048,507	1,864,491
8/30/2022	36	119,730	211,667	331,397	8/30/2022 = td>	44	847,979	1,058,886	1,906,865
8/29/2022	66	326,173	169,627	495,800	8/29/2022 = td>	42	857,827	1,166,888	2,024,715
8/26/2022	56	242,021	191,808	433,829	8/26/2022 = td>	43	1,067,303	1,409,370	2,476,673
Date	VIX PC %<= /p>	VIX Puts<= /p>	VIX Calls=	VIX Total=	Date <= /td>	Eq PC %= p>	Equity Puts	Equity Calls	Equity Total

S&P= 500 Short Sales Percentages
Name	Ticker	10/4/2022	10/3/2022	9/30/2022	9/29/2022	9/28/2022
Netflix, Inc.	NFLX	35	31	33	36	32
Hasbro, Inc.	HAS	34	17	19	13	16
Transdigm Group	TDG	30	26	18	22	24
Enphase Energy,	ENPH	30	27	20	26	22
AmerisourceBergen	ABC	28	17	11	13	15
NVIDIA	NVDA	28	21	22	25	22
Equifax Inc.	EFX	27	17	20	16	12
Royal Caribbean Cruise	RCL	27	24	27	24	24
M&T Bank Corporation	MTB	26	16	13	10	14
Occidental Petroleum	OXY	25	24	24	34	21
CarMax Inc	KMX	25	25	26	34	26
Etsy	ETSY	25	26	23	30	27
Tractor Supply Company	TSCO	25	20	17	19	15
Tesla Motors	TSLA	24	26	28	30	25
SVB Financial Group	SIVB	24	20	22	17	14


NASDAQ = Highest Short Sales Percentages
Name	Ticker	10/4/2022	10/3/2022	9/30/2022	9/29/2022	9/28/2022
Netflix, Inc.	NFLX	35	31	33	36	32
NVIDIA	NVDA	28	21	22	25	22
Sirius XM	SIRI	27	10	9	24	16
MercadoLibre	MELI	25	24	24	24	15
Tesla Motors	TSLA	24	26	28	30	25
Airbnb	ABNB	23	19	18	18	17
Old Dominion Freight Line	ODFL	23	25	12	16	15
Zoom Video	ZM	23	14	18	16	20
Paychex	PAYX	23	15	13	19	16
Lam Research Corporation= p>	LRCX	23	25	25	13	13
Understanding Short Sale Volume Data = from FINRA:
https://www.finra.org/rules-guidance/= notices/information-notice-051019

Objectives:=

This newsletter=E2=80=99s purpose is to catch the major moves in the markets, not the small= er fluctuations. Positions put on are with the expectation only of larger m= oves even if they do not develop. We would rather stop out flat or with sm= all losses than miss big moves that have the possibility of life-changing m= oney. We do not like to make a change in a position until we have a signal= that something has profoundly changed. Big money is usually made by sittin= g on your hands.

Market Direction Is Half the Battle:

25 percent of getting a stock trade right is the market secto= r. There is also a listing of sectors and how their summation indexes are r= anked. Short the weak, go long the strong. Another good resource is to loo= k for a contradiction in the advancers and decliners versus the straight se= ctor rankings.

Art of Timing the Trade Charts:

When looking at the charts, if the chart has a =E2=80=9CMax V= olume=E2=80=9D label at the bottom that signifies that the highest volume w= ithin =C2=BD% of the swing point price was used. This tries to capture the = maximum energy at the highs. These are the stocks I am following as the one= s most likely to give a signal and in some cases ones I am looking at playi= ng. There are some things to know about the charts we show in this newslett= er.

Summation Index:

The summation index is an oscillator of 19 and 38 days that s= hows the mid-term direction with market breadth. Divergence in the number o= f stocks that are behind the move is what we are looking for.

Broad Indexes:

I spend little time on the Dow and Nasdaq 100 indexes as they= are statistical noise. Larger Indexes like the Russel, S&P 500, NYSE,= and NASDAQ Composite, that have hundreds if not thousands of stocks in the= m are important.

Shorter-Term Sector Oscillator Charts:

The Sector Oscillator Charts show the total stocks above and = below the 3 X 3 Displaced Moving Average in the chosen sector. There are lo= nger 7x5 and 25x5 lines too. While I am no big fan of moving averages, sho= rt-term oversold conditions show up well when historical extremes are hit o= n all the stocks in a sector on all those different time scales. In machine= learning, this is called bagging and ensemble methods. The great thing is = that these lead to 3 to 5 days at lows. Highs can remain overbought for a m= uch longer time frame in positive markets. We have bought when the blood is= in

the streets with this indicator and is the best buy the lows = signal, I have ever found.

Beliefs:

In trading stocks, a formula that can mean anything means nothing. If = it cannot be tested, I cannot use it.
The larger the volume and energy differential (PLVI) passed a 40% chan= ge, the better the odds are logarithmic.
Volume with the price is the most predictive indicator by an order of = magnitude.
I do not trade for a daily wage and will wait for the odds to favor my= play.
Surprises happen in the direction of most of the stocks, not the index= es.

Reading:

Fooled by Randomness

Reminiscences of a Stock Operator

Trading in the Zone

Superforecasting

I recommend the books above but don=E2=80=99t completely agre= e with all their conclusions. For the most part, they will help you learn h= ow to think like a trader and question your beliefs. The first book is for = understanding probability, the second for history, and the last for psychol= ogy. I am going to assume you have already read Timing the Trade and have a basic understand= ing of how to trade using volumes.

Disclaimer:

Trading in securities such as stocks, options, indexes, curre= ncies, and futures involves risk and should not be undertaken without due d= iligence and serious independent study. Options, stocks, currencies, and fu= tures trading involve substantial risk. Subscribers may carry out their tra= ding based on what they learn from =E2=80=9CPath of Least Resistance=E2=80= =9D however all risks of potential financial losses are the customer=E2=80= =99s responsibility. TFNN, Corp. will be in no way liable for financial los= ses resulting from trading decisions based on this newsletter. Past perform= ance is no guarantee of future results. Reproduction in whole, or part, is = not permitted without prior written consent. Copyright 2022 all rights rese= rved.

Graphics:

Graphics from outside sources have been linked if possible. C= lick on them to go to the source.

The volume labels are the highest volume within =C2=BD % of the swing = point. Just because there may have been a higher high the day after a penny= higher, I still want to see the most energy at a swing point. The swing po= int price and volume are shown with an =E2=80=98m=E2=80=99 for millions and= a =E2=80=98b=E2=80=99 for billions.
Total Volume label is whether the volume is averaged per frequency or = not. Volume can be labeled for weekly and monthly periods either averaged f= or the time frame or as a total amount. In the Past 10 years IBM has had as= few as 15 trading days in one month, and as many as 23. When looking for c= hanges in volume you can see how the frequency of trading days can easily s= kew the absolute volume method of months with more trading days. The same a= pplies to weekly data where there is a range of 2 to 5 days every year in t= he trading days in a week.
Trading gaps as shown in bluish and tannish translucent bars. Gaps are= from the previous days close to the opening of the next day. As the gaps h= ave been filled with trading ranges between the open and closing price, not= the extremes of the day, they are no longer shown. On the right side of th= e chart, they will continue for five days, even after they have negated, so= you can see that it has been recently filled.
The Power Law Vector Indicator is communicated on the chart as a numbe= r and then the nabla (=E2=88=87<= span class=3D" DefaultParagraphFont" style=3D"font-family: Arial; font-size= : 16px;">) symbol. This figure is a quick look at the total energy consumed= in a move between two swing points. Just like your electric bill, it is th= e change in price times the time, times the volume. The A/C in your home dr= aws 240 volts and runs a lot in the summer. Your hair dryer runs for a few = minutes at 120 volts. We are interested in seeing a number that makes it ea= sy to compare the moves of different legs of swings and see the bill for ea= ch one.

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