 But folks, this is the 11 o'clock Tiger Financial News Network Update, Basel Chapman here. The Dow is down 158,000, 34,219, turning that lowercase h into the lowercase m pattern. We've got that second arch formation. It must hold 34,000 this week, otherwise it's going to get quite a bit deeper. So that's the S&P. That's the Dow, the S&P itself is also trading down, Dow's down about 0.48%, S&P is down only 0.20% at 43, 42 down 850, but it is also making lower lows right here in the second arch formation. It failed again at that Chapman Wave inside track repellent zone, this is affecting the weekly chart as well. And the QQQs tried earlier to have a bigger rally. It's actually up $1.37. This is the NDX 100 trading vehicle, 358.60, but it is really straddling here. There could be a little bit of a balance. It needs to get to the 362 level within a day or two, otherwise it's really going to be looking quite poorly. IWM, the Russell 2000, where are we on the Russell 2000? We're actually up 22 cents at $221.74. They keep rotating between the different sectors. This has held well, but it hasn't gone anywhere. Oh, look at gold. Right now it's up just 35 points. Very strong legs. See, I discussed this the other day, remember, this is a stock deck formation, all the one to one breakout. This is a very nice move. It makes the 3804 200 period moving average, very strong resistance, see if I can deal with that. This is a good sign, it's also part of the inflationary sign, and we're looking at the dollar pulling back a little bit from its most recent high. And we'll do that in one second. Let me just type that in there. DXY, we're looking at the dollar index, putting action down, it's quite sharp, down 30 cents at 94.21, just mismaking a new recovery high. I think we're in for a consolidation here, and that's going to help gold, at least in the short term. We can't talk about the intermediate term just yet, and look at the TLT. The TLT is the Lehman 20th Treasury Bond Fund. Trying to rally here, can the TLT at 145 try to get to that 146, 147 level to show that yields are coming down? That's going to be the big question over the next few days, but this is a big move in the bonds with the yields finally pulling back a little bit after the spectacular move. Crude Oil, Crude Oil is up near the recovery high, trading down just 27 cents, at 80.37. Watch this closely. If Crude Oil starts to trade in the 83s at any time in the next week, ooh, that's going to be an impact on the economy. Stay tuned. Larry Pezzavento is coming up. It should be a wonderful program as always, a great program here. Dave, you've got Larry, you've got Steve, you've got Dave, you've got Tom. Have a great day. And check out my opening call, a webinar coming up Tuesday the 19th, the front page of TLT. Have a great day.