The Terminator, the movie, I believe it came out in 1984, and I mentioned that, happens to be one of my

favorite movies. Love Arnold Schwarzenegger, love Linda Hamilton, but the final scene in the movie

takes place when Sarah Connor, as I mentioned, portrayed by Linda Hamilton, is driving. I think

she's trying to cross the border.

And she pulls over to a gas station.

And this young worker comes up to me, points out and says, there's a storm coming.

Well, I got to tell you folks out there.

There's a storm coming, people.

I'm telling you.

Now, I know you say, oh, gee, swizz, you're always bearish, blah, blah, blah, doomsday. No, I'm not. I'm reading the tea leaves. I'm not sure

what they are, but I'm reading them. Oh, by the way, you are listening to the on the tape,

podcast, Guy, Dami, Dan Nathan and Danny Moses. And listen, peeps, we have an ask of you. If you like what you hear on the tape, leave a review. Because if it's a

good review, if your review doesn't suck, we might actually read it live on our on the tape podcast.

Dan, Nathan, how are you? I'm doing well. Guy Diamond, that was one heck of a segue. The storm coming thing

is pretty interesting. And we're going to get into this a little bit with

Danny, because later we go off the tape with Danny Moses, our co-host. We actually turn the mics

around and we interviewed Danny. That is something you guys are not going to want to miss.

But I think what you're speaking about as it relates to the stock market. And I know going

back to 1984, you were all into shock jocks.

You sound a little bit like a shock jock here. But you and I were talking earlier, and you were saying

that you think today is a really important day in the stock market. That day is April 14th. Okay.

So it is a Thursday. The markets are closed tomorrow on tax day for Good Friday and Pesak,

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