 T.F.N.N. The Tiger. Financial News Network. Good morning, everyone. First trading day of 2024. We're looking at the Dow on this Tuesday, the 2nd of January. Only down $10 at $37,680 in my anticipation on Friday was, from the Thursday close, that Friday there was a good chance that Friday we were close towards the low end of the range. And then overnight on Monday night, we would see some selling and we're coming to Monday with quite a bit of selling. But then what? And look at this. Now we're down six points in the Dow, but it's rotational. And what we're looking at here is the S&P. The Dow is only down six points. The S&P is down 27 points, 0.57% at 0.4742. After the 0.4793 high of three sessions ago, the QQQ also deeply down is down 1.38% down 5.62 at 403.93. The IWM, the Russell 2000, that's a small caps. Up 50 cents at 2, 1.24. Are we going to see the Russell show rotational strength as it starts to become a little bit of a leader in the first couple of weeks of January? We'll be watching that closely. Gold is up seven, but the dollar is actually up quite nicely. The dollar is up 0.76 at 102.10, actually testing the 14-period moving average, the black line way above the pink nine-period moving average, but they haven't crossed positive yet. Bonds. Bonds are down almost 0.2630 seconds, so the yields are popping up a little bit, and crude oil wasn't quite a bit higher. Now it is only up 11 tex at 71.74. So this is going to be a really interesting session, because we're seeing quite a lot. I mean, look at the S&P, the semiconductors, down 4.22, down 2.4%. So in other words, what we're looking at is some of the real big winners and the ones that held their gains up until the beginning of last week are starting to subside just a little bit. And as I say, it's kind of a rotational, up a consolidation, high-level consolidation. And we'll talk about that when we return for the target technicians hour. Check out my opening call, daily news, that a series of moments from the beginning of 2024's market session.