 TfNN, headline, news update. Hi everyone, Basel Chapman. This is the Tiger Technicians Outlooks. This is the 4 o'clock closing bell at TfNN and we're looking at the weekly close says that we have closed at 32,404 up 403 points in the Dow. It made that fourth highest peak to peak TfNN at 32,071, pulls back and holds both the 14 and the 9 period moving averages and closes above this orange line right here, the 200 period moving average. So far, that's very good action. The weekly chart says this is the resistance that's got to get out called the Chapman Wave inside track repellent zone has got to move nicely into the 33,700, 600, 700 area to say I'm done with that for now. I'm moving high. The S&P, not the same thing. It did do okay in the end today. It closed at 50 at 37,70. We're looking at it for the gap. It's closed underneath the 14 period moving average. S&P needs to get to at least 38,22 by Monday or Tuesday of next week. If I can do that, that's a really good sign. You don't want to see 36,92 taken out. The QQQ been lagging, lagging again today. It is up four and a half at almost 265. It needs a lot of work to even touch the 9 and 14 period moving averages of 270 and 271. Definitely mustn't take out 250A support next week because that's going to be real. That'll say it's going to probably test the left side load of 254. We're looking at the IWM, the Russell 2000. And this is very interesting because in the chart patterns, it's held a lot better than the QQQ, the NX100. But it needs more. The small caps need a lot more at 178,85. You want to see this get back to the 183 level. And quite quickly, definitely must hold 172. Gold at a spectacular, absolutely spectacular move today. You can't dismiss it, but it does that. Look at the green bars, even in the weekly chart here in the middle. You'll see it pops up big green and then it gives it back. We'll see if it's going to do that. Why? Because the dollar closed down 2.16 at 110.83. It's still in the range, but it's starting to make lower lows and lower highs. We're watching that real closely because that could help gold. It could help a number of areas, certainly the multinationals. Looking at the VIX index, V-I-X, there we go. The VIX index closed down sharply at 2,461. And that says money is starting to come out of the insurance policy of being in the volatility index. And that maybe is a good thing. So we're going to watch next week very closely with bonds where lower again and yields are higher. Have a wonderful weekend. Tom O'Brien will be back on Monday and we'll see you next week.