Welcome to Seeking Alpha's Wall Street Breakfast Sunday Edition.

I'm Rob Is Bitz, Seeking Alpha Contributor under the profile SunGarden Investment Publishing

and creator of a brand new site on the sub-stack platform, E.F. yourself.com.

My friend Matthew Tuttle of Tuttle capital management is with me again.

He's a fellow Seeking Alpha contributor, a highly experienced

trader and an EDF innovator, so we hope you can learn from our experience by listening

this podcast and following us on Sydney Alpha.

Now Matthew, this has been a week that's followed other weeks of pretty massive activity and crosswinds in the

markets yet the trends in stocks and bonds just like in 2022 have been down.

So what do you think first of all are the biggest news items of the week keeping in mind that we're

taping this on Thursday and that Friday is the jobs report so we won't catch that in this but of course by the time people listening to this on the weekend they'll

They'll know what happened there. Yeah, so the the biggest news of the week was interest rates.

Second business news, second biggest news of the week, I would say was probably interest rates.

And if I had to pick a third I'd say interest rates.

Yeah, yep, I get you there and you know we were talking together on this air not too long ago, and I remember that the battleground

for interest rates was 4.3% on the 10-year treasure.

And I don't remember my exact comments,

but basically kind of thought all heck would break loose

if we burst above that.

And, you know, poof, here we are, many basis points above that.

And really, I think what has happened in the bond market now has everybody's attention. It's pretty funny. I know you're not the biggest

fan of, oh let's say, the leading television network

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