 We talk with Basil during this hour, every Tuesday, and he gives us a little oversight of what he's doing, very, very accurate technical work. Now, what is different about this week is that March 19th, so that's gonna be next Tuesday, Basil is having a live subscriber webinar, okay? So, this is 90 minutes long. This is for all subscribers of the opening call newsletter. Okay, so you don't have to pay anything extra. And this is from four o'clock to 5.30 p.m. Eastern time. He's gonna go over everything you're gonna need, the technical tools for the next few months, okay? Critical nine by 14, moving average cross over the weekly Chapman wave buy mode, sector rotation, stock selection, check this out, and I'll let Basil kind of explain the rest there. Basil, how are you doing? Hi, I'm doing well, how are you doing? I'm doing well, I'm doing well. What are we taking a look at right now? I know this market is taking quite a turn almost from where we were a few months ago. Yeah, this is very important because within the context of, well, let me just go to what I'll be discussing on Tuesday. One of the technical tools that I've used forever is the 914 crossover. That means the nine-period exponential moving average when it crosses positive, let me just go to this chart right here and show you what I'm talking about. When it crosses positive, and you can see this, these three lines here is made up, this is on the right, a gray line is the current Dow price. It's a daily chart. There was a low made October the 27th in the Dow, and a few days later, it went from pink, you see this little line here, this pink line went to green. And ever since then, that's November the third, I believe it was, and November the second, so November the third was already green. And this is now, so November, December, January, all of February, and part of March. And this one technical tool has been able to keep this price positive, even when it turned down quite sharply back in mid-January, and on the 17th chip quite sharply, that nine-period moving average held, and it remained green, and even here, and I have to say that in the long term, we've got a number of positions that are long the Dow for a couple of years now, actually, and even from 2022, the low that was made in October, but on a very short-term basis, because it looks so much like this chart right here, that the green nine-period moving average was about to flip negative, which would be the first time, as I say, since it crossed positive back in November, it flipped to positive, and even today, it started to look weak, and then it came back strongly. So this is the one tool. Now, we do have a very short-term, short position on the Dow so far that's still active, and what's very important here is that if you look at this one technical tool, which I'll be explaining and going through with different charts on Tuesday the 19th, is that the distance, sbx.x, the distance above the line is so important. You can see on this is the chart, as we're looking at it right now, the sbx are 57 to 5175, and it's above the green nine-period moving average and above the black period moving average. And here again, although we are looking out the weekly charts, we are very positive on a short-term anticipating some kind of a pullback. So we've actually implemented a small short position. This is just as a trade, but that green period moving average is not much. It's been absolutely beautiful. Look at the QQQ, that's the NDX100. And it's the same thing. This was a little more detailed because you actually get the candles as the QQQs on balance volume. It's been pulling back as a divergence here. So you're not quite getting the volume flow through in the NDX100. So the nine-period moving average is still positive. There was a moment in January where for a day it flipped to pink. Other than that, from the low that was made back in October the 26th, this one indicator has kept the price above the nine-period moving average except for those two days, different days. So, but you can see it's getting closer and closer than nine-period moving average. It's getting closer to the black line. That's the 14-period moving average. If it turns pink, we can anticipate we've got some kind of a sell on the daily chart. We've got some kind of a selling phase going on and we'll see how that implements the weekly chart. So that's one thing. Then I talk about the chamber of notation and when we get by modes, what does that mean? Well, in this particular instance, look, going back to the Dow, the Dow is still above the nine-period exponential moving average in the weekly chart and the daily, but look at the weekly chart how strong that is. And it's in leg B. In the Chathamree methodology, once you get a bicycle that gets upgraded to a buy mode which the weekly is, it should go to at least four higher peaks. That's alphabetized, it's peak A, next one's peak B, next higher peak is C and then D, it can go E, F and G but D is your objective in a buy mode. So the long-term is still very positive for the Dow weekly and the monthly chart is only in leg C. So I'm just explaining, these are the different technical tools that I use. These are core tools, and I'll be going through them in great detail. Then another thing I talk about is round numbers. Now this is the number of round numbers. The round number is, let me just give you an example. I thought I'd grab this just on the spur of the moment. Nvidia, everyone's talking about Nvidia, Nvidia made an all-time high three days ago. What did it do when it made the all-time high? It hit a round number, 974.00. It had a quick pullback, there were a bunch of round numbers and it made an 871 low the other day, yesterday and today, it's got a 912 round number, 912.00 round number. I mean, I've just, the only time I've ever seen this in, not these numbers, but in great numbers was back in the crash of, in October the 19th, 1987. And that day, I said, I've never seen such round numbers and that was the signal for a major buy signal, but that was on the way down. So I'm watching this very closely because I want to do another one, ARM. This is arm holdings, made about two and a half, three weeks ago, it made a round number high of 164.00 on the 12th of February. Here it is at 128, all this time, it hasn't been able to surpass that. So I'll be talking about round numbers, what the usual implication is and what this huge cluster will be, which I'll do over this weekend, I'll try to do a study on this because I've never seen so many, even, what was it, Costco, I believe, yeah, Costco makes it all time high and very soon after that it makes it, the day before it makes a 775, it opens at a round number. So my thinking here is that these round numbers, especially when they're at the open, it's like fear of missing out. Someone wants it so desperately they just, because you can go through chart after chart and you won't find the round number. So that's one thing that I'm looking at. What's the implication? I'll be looking at sector rotation. We've already seen that the semis are getting pretty overboard. Anyway, you measure them, we'll be looking at gold aside to move, some of the commodities aside to move. So I'll be looking at the rotation, where we can go. I like Bank of America, we still have, so the finances are still doing well. Fantastic. So that's what's gonna evolve. Awesome. And I'll talk about this when we get back from the break, but Basil, thank you so much for joining us. That was fantastic. I cannot wait for it. Stay right there, folks.