 I've run Baselchap and you're on this one o'clock Tiger Financial News Network Market Update that dows up six at $33,815. Look at all these little tiny candles, little doji candles, one, two, three of the days y'all. Up until today we had five and now we've got possibly the six sitting right on the 200, the nine period exponential moving average. And what I've been saying for a little while is that as I analyze the markets using the 914 crossover, as long as that nine period moving average is way above the 14, it is going to be support for the Dow to allow it to hold on any pullback. It doesn't tell you how far it can go to the upside, but it does say there is support to the downside that's starting to wane. If the nine starts to come closer and closer to the 14, it hasn't done that yet. The S&P is similar, but not quite the same. S&P has had just two candles, a little doji candle since the peak F top and at $4163.19. That's going to be very important because the other technicals are starting to decline, but that nine is still sitting pretty nicely, so I'd say $4105 will be key support, but under 40.80, in the 41.80s, there's a big change in direction. Meantime back at the ranch, you've got the QQQ, this is the NDX100 trading vehicle. Trading down 1.83, you've got a lot of those biggies coming up with earnings this week. We're going to see what happens there. That includes Microsoft, which is also in the Dow. We're looking at the IWM, the Russell 2000, in this case, 309 to 308 is going to be really important support this week in the QQQ. IWM is just going sideways, the Russell small caps just doing nothing. Gold is the interesting party here. Gold is up 7 at $19.97. It just refuses to have more than one red day and then it goes green. Look, from the high that was made right there and gold, and I'll be doing this coming hour, so we'll be looking at these commodities, but from the high that was made on April the 13th, we've had a green candle, red candle, and we just alternated between green, red, green, red, and today's back to green. We'll see what happens after this, but it is holding very nicely when you consider the dollar had an opportunity to rally, set its drop sharply to 0.36 and 10146 crude oil. It's actually holding pretty well, but it has pulled back under the 200-period moving average of 78.73 up 86 cents, just stuck in a range, and when I talk about stuck in a range, so is the TLT. TLT says that yields and bonds are all just stuck in this trading range. We'll be back in a moment for, trade what you see. This is the hour that Larry does his show. I'll be taking the hour, and the dollar is down two, and the S&P is down five, I'll be...