 Let's get over to our mammoth to Baszler Chapman, because tomorrow, folks, Basil is doing a live trading webinar. This webinar is going to start at 8.30 in the morning, go to 2 o'clock in the afternoon. It's only 295 hours to get into this webinar. And for 295, folks, what you're getting, you're also getting a full month of Basil's newsletter. You're going to get an amazing education just getting his newsletter, because he has so many different archives on his website. And then on top of that, guess what? He's going to be trading live 8.30 in the morning, 2.30 in the afternoon. You know, we know we have a trader's market just from what I just did. So the last three minutes, folks, the dial is just up 100. Now it's not 73. And as Basil will say, the day is young. Basil Chapman, what's going on? Hi, Tom. So let me just get to this right away. In the Chapman Wave methodology, we try to identify the low bar, and we want to count each successively higher peak. The objective is to get you to the fourth highest peak. At that point, other things can happen. Well, on my show this morning, I mentioned, and I circled this little arrow right here with this doji candle, and I said at 9.30, there was this turnaround, and that there was an indicator that we will be working with a lot tomorrow. There's that chart. Beautiful. Okay, cool. A buy signal. And you have the chart? Yes, sir. Yeah, we do. Yeah. And look what happened. You went to peak A, C, D, and then there's a technique I call the instant restart, but you don't need all this stuff. You just needed this one indicator. There's this little green line here. Look, it was green, green, green, green, green right up until right there. So we're talking about 40, 50 entry point. And right here it switched, and if you want to do a one-minute chart, you got out at 473 on the S&P E-mini. But that wasn't the point. The point I was making is I like to talk about the potential for a two-click session, and we're going to go into that a lot tomorrow. And what that means is there are times, and over the past year, it has just been, it isn't like a dozen times. It's like at least three dozen times. There have been days where the low of the day, actually it's even more than that. The low of the day was pretty much the low all the way into the afternoon, sometimes into the close, and sometimes the short, early in the morning, was the short for the whole day. So what's interesting about this is that this 10-minute chart here, just using this one, forget about all the letters, just using this one indicator, confirm that 930 by, and a stay green and a stay green. And even with that pullback at about 1130, where this went to a peak after the pullback, that green line stayed positive even through the dip. And then finally, I almost sent this out to the dam, but I was really so busy I couldn't do it. At 159 this afternoon, I got, let me just move this chart to the right, because all of this is going to be exactly what we're doing tomorrow. At 159, I got that leg D, and it just, I think it was 158. At 159, it gave a confirmation of a peak D. That's the fourth highest peak. That's what we're always looking for, and started on its way down, and it coincided exactly with a little doji candle. I was talking about doji candles at leg D in the 10-minute chart, and that's where we got that sharp pullback. It's fascinating how this works. Yeah, it really is, particularly because you get to a leg D like 30 seconds before the Fed announcement, right? And I was about to type in, and I said, no, I can't do that. I just don't have time. Anything could happen between now and then, but that was a peak D in the one-minute chart, the very near-term, and then the longer-term, which was actually 10 minutes. This is like the daily chart and the weekly chart. It's the same relationship. So that's what we're going to be talking about. And look, here's the 200-period moving average. You know, I always talk about the 200-period moving average. Look at the 200-period moving average, which gave this fabulous set of support levels all the way through from about five this morning, Eastern time, till that breakout at 9.30. And look what happened when we were right through it. Look what we just did. We are now two or three points away from the 4,054 level of the 200-period moving average. That's how powerful some of these techniques. And you don't need all the letters and all that. I'm just showing you really basic stuff. The construct that says you can use this, and yes, it doesn't work every time, but it really gives you a grounding of where you can go and what to look for. I love that action. Yeah, there's no doubt. You know what's amazing, Basil, is that no matter how many times with Powell's, I mean, that's quite a forceful statement that he's talking out there today, that, hey, we're going to get this down to 2%. And it's like, okay, well, you know, the market is not getting smoked. That's a challenge. You know what I was thinking, and I thought this months ago, if every time he talks about it and the market is holding well, you know, the market eventually just kind of, it learns to live with whatever the parameters are. Yes. So I'm watching this very closely because I sent out a substitute by subscribers an update and I said, we're not doing anything because I said we might go short. And I said, no, I like what I'm seeing. I think there are buyers here, at least for a little while longer. And my rule of thumb has always been, and I'll be talking about this, looking out for the first quarter of 2023 in my webinar tomorrow. I always say that if you can survive the last week of October and the first week of November in the Dow going towards the high of the year, usually you stay pretty much in that range into the end of the year. Well, we've only got, what, nine, 10 days of trading or something. Right. We'll see what happens. Right. And you know, as Jimmy was saying in the den, there's no doubt that, you know, investors and traders are going to be looking forward to the first quarter. See, you know, how are these companies, oh, are these companies making money or not? And we both know. Well, there's so much fluff in some of these big corporations, folks, okay? Right. No, right. But well, someone in the Tiger YouTube said, 2%, what exactly? Why is it 2%? So that's a really good question because he might achieve a lot and not get to the 2%. It might, the rates, you know, this is the normalization of rates in our lifetime. Well, it's the answer to that question. It's 2% because what you want to do, folks, is that, you know, go back, you know, if you all learned the sixth, this fifth grade, whatever, there's a compound 2%. And when you compound 2%, you said, US dollar is not worth a lot of money 10 years later, you know what I mean? That's why 2% is out there, right? I mean, that's the reality. They know that, you know, bottom line is that every day, that dollar is worth less money, you know? Everything's worth, yeah, but anything fee, it's worth less every day, folks. That's the bottom line. So tomorrow, we're going to be looking at all these various aspects. We're looking at bonds. We're looking at different things, but we are going to be trading, and we will definitely trade the E-mini, and then I'm going to add, I've already made a little list of what, what at this particular point might be appropriate. We might go three times long the S&P or three times short the S&P or the S, the SOX index. I'm looking to have some other trades that are for people who don't just do futures. So it's going to be very exciting. I'm looking forward to it. Absolutely. And folks, it's very easy to come into the webinar. Just come over to our website at TFN and you'll see it right in the front under featured content. Go over there, check it out. You're going to be really glad you did. And they will get a booklet. They will give, the whole thing will be notated and they will, I will send it out to each person, all the different patterns and what we're looking for and anything they ask about, I'll put into the, into the format so that I can send them afterwards. Ride them cow boy, man. Here we come. This is going to be good. Well, listen, you have a great night, a safe night, and we're all going to be on there in the morning. Making money, Basil. Thank you very much, Carl. Thank you. Riding that wave. Okay, man. Have a great one and a safe one. Thank you. Thank you.