 Good morning, everyone, Basel Chapman here on this Thursday, the 8th of February, 10 o'clock Tiger Financial News Network Market Update. There was a 14 at 38,691, and it popped to the 38,755 level. That's just some 35 points away from an all-time high. I'm anticipating we get really close. We've got already to the 38,783 high of five sessions ago. We're looking at the S&P, this particular point, the S&P bounced around a little bit. It is down 51 cents at 994.58, it hit 4997.49, just under that 5,000. Remember, it's just a number, but it is a number that has a psychological effect. So leg B in the weekly chart, still fantastic action. Everything here suggests that we're very close to at least a little time outcoming. QQQ is up 47 cents at 432.39. Hasn't taken out the high of yesterday, but it's really close to an all-time high acting very well. That's the one that's been the laggard. Today it's up nicely. It's up 89 cents at 94.10. If you look at this daily chart on the left, still needs a lot of work. Gold is down again, down eight at 2,043. It's holding above the 2,024 200-period moving average for weeks. It's only tagged at once, and it keeps bouncing off. Watch that closely. DXY, that is the dollar. So the dollar index right now, nice strong candle of 25 ticks at 104.30 over the 200-period moving average. We continue to look at this as counter-trader ready to the upside doing very nicely. If you want to go to bonds, this is going to be key because bonds are down almost a point. Look at this inverted V. Looks like an Eiffel Tower straight up, straight down, trading at 119. It's called at 120. That means yields are going high. So dollars going high, yields are going high. This market's getting real close to some kind of pressure point. And we're looking at crude oil. As we go to the break, crude oil is up $1.50. That's a good rally. I'll be back for the Thai Contemptions Hour and check out my opening cold day newsletter. See you in a few minutes.