 Good morning everyone, Basel Chapman here at Tiger Financial News Network, 10am market update and this comes of course after the market kickoff show with Tommy O'Brien at 9 o'clock. We're looking at the Dow up 63 points at $32,466. I'm expecting that we're in a containment area between the 33, well really $32,900 and probably $31,900 just for the moment. I kind of look at the market in terms of there's a big event happening tomorrow and perhaps the market is on the one hand anticipating but there's a lot of things that are kind of unknowns market-wise and therefore I'd say to subscribe to my opening call. Let's anticipate that there could be a rally but there could also be a stalling as a wait-and-see attitude creeps in for the next day or two. S&P at this particular point also had a very nice pop-up certainly from the low of last night as the futures tanked early on and then started to rally. We're now at $3.50 cents at $37.74. We actually went all the way to $37.89 so we're quite a bit off that but we're holding the at the off the low that was made three sessions ago and that's important just hugging the 9 and the 14 period moving average you're looking at the QQQ the index 100 trading up 43 cents at $2.65 in the low-range. This is really not a great chart pattern at all looking at the IWM the Russell 2000 holding much better it is down 22 cents at $1.7846. We'll see if it's able to hold $175 over the next coming days or break up into the 182 level. Now this is going to be very interesting spectacular session on Friday. You'd expect some kind of a pullback. Well there isn't ready. The gold is up $16.82. We'll have to talk about that when I get back with the Tiger Technicians Hour and Silver has gone right to the 200 period moving average in this leg D. I'm going to be watching that up 22 cents to a much better chart pattern than gold. $1.00. $1.00 pulling back very sharply. Had a big fall from the $1.13 down at $110.31. Just three sessions ago it was doing very nicely in the balance.