 Good morning everyone. This is the Tiger Financial News Network 11am market update with Pausel Chapman. The second day of September, Friday, wrapping up. I hope you all have a great long weekend. We're looking at the DAWP 284.3941. Yesterday it hit $31,291. That's 700 points of the low, but of course it fell very sharply just in the last few days alone. It did more than that. So what's really needed is by Tuesday or Wednesday for this to be a follow-through. I love the action towards the end of yesterday. What we need to see is the 32,215 is resistance. It is the nine-period exponential moving average resistance. And if it can close above that, 32,437 would be great. And that will help the weekly chart, which is kind of a flip to a negative turn back to positive. And we're looking at the S&P. The S&P right now is also up sharply. It's up almost 1% at 3982. At this moment, yes. At 4,006.70, that needs to get to the 4,045 level. I would say 4,022 is going to be the tough resistance. If it can get through that, 4,045 would be a magnet. That's really important. And all the need to hold today's lows no matter what happens today. Looking at the QQQ, this is actually very interesting, because the candle so far is at the open. It's like a little dogey candle open and close at this particular point. It's up to 79 to 302.22. It's really important that the NDX100 stocks start to, not necessarily need, but parallel. And right now they're parallel in the market. I would like them to need. It needs to get to 306 by Tuesday or Wednesday. That'll be a good sign. The IWM, the rest of 2000, having a very good move to the upside, but it's actually still very, very weak. Gold is really what we're looking at. We did that in my show, the Tiger Editions Hour a few moments ago. It's up 19 at 1728. If complementary to gold moving up, you can actually see the dollar move down and start from 109.2. I made a multi-year high yesterday in peak D in the Chapman wave. You want to see that pull back under 108, and that's going to help the market and help gold. Looking at the TLT acting so poorly, we know bonds have to go down so yields can go higher. That's what the Fed wants. And crude oil is trading right now. It's giving back some of the gains. It's kind of struggling. So I'm going to wrap it up there. You've got Steve Rose coming up. You've got Steve, then Thinkorswim, then you've got Larry Persevento, Dave White, Tom O'Brien. Have a great long weekend. We'll see you Tuesday.