 Everyone, this is the Tiger Financial News Network, 11am stock market update. We're looking at the Dow of 202 points after dropping over 350 points yesterday, 36,694. Big red candle. I suspect it's going to try to worm its way up towards that 35,892 all-time high. But my thinking here is that the S&P, based on the Chuckwick methodology, I'm always looking for at least a peak D in a buy mode, which is up 35 points at 4587. That's going to surpass within the next couple of days 45,98.53 to get to the leg D. But this is going to be the issue. Each one of these is like a rolling cycle. The cues are in legs C to the upside. They still have to make a lower high to make a peak D, a peak C, and then start a leg up. That'll take you until next week. So I suspect before, it'll be early November before we know whether or not we're going to get a pretty decent pullback, a breather before we go even higher. So the cues are delayed, the Dow's already got to D, the S&P could do it within the next day or two. But it'll take at least two days minimum for the cues to do that. IWM is lagging a little bit, the 200-period moving average, what I wanted to say is a 226.98 level, up $3.00. I think if we can get to the 2.850s, that's a good sign that it says it could rally a little further next week. But it's stuck in the sideways range. We'll do this quickly. Look, gold. Gold is holding steady. It's up 1.1799. But really what we're looking at is the BTC, which is the Bitcoin, made a peak D about six sessions ago, seven sessions ago. And it's up to 2885, but that all-time high of 67, sorry, 68.030, that's going to be tough. But the weekly chart says, BTC, it should do that. That's really in play as opposed to the narrow range of gold. Looking at the TLT, because that's so important, TLT is pulling back a little bit. You didn't have a big spike to the upside over the 200-period moving average. Now we're going to see, does it hang around you so that you just kind of pull back and then hold steady? This is going to be a big question. And now we're going to look at crude oil, because crude oil is trading down 49 cents. It's kind of struggling here for the first time in this major move to a peak inside the Chapman Wave. Inside track, repellent zone got repelled. It's 85.41. We're watching this really closely, because if it starts to close under 82, we're looking at a time and at least a little bit of a consolidation there. Thank you to your Larry Pizavento, Steve Rowe, and then thank you to Steve Rowe, Segwatt, Tomo Prime, Checkup Oak, former David Bittsler, and have a great day. See you tomorrow.