 Good morning, everyone. Basel Chapnir for the 11 o'clock Tiger Financial News Network Market Update. We're looking at the Dow 224 at 37,312, down almost 500 points yesterday. See the big red candle. Is this kind of a warning or is this just a breather before it goes higher? Today's close and tomorrow's close for this weekly chart. It's going to give us a lot of clues. As it says right now, here's a 10-minute chart. There was a move yesterday to a PD and a sharp move. And you can see the 9p moving average is still positive. So what you want to see is for later today, the Dow needs to get to the 270 plus 270 area and then hold really well into the close. That says, yep, we should push a little higher. If it fails and it's only up about 90 points by the end of the day, not good. So far, I'm seeing some buy and come in. You're looking at the S&P. Here we go, the S&P. Making a potential peak D and the daily chart, the 4, 7, 3, 1, up 33, huge move down right to the 9p moving average. But the 9 and 14p moving average are still really strong. So that says that there's still buying coming in QQQ and the X100. The same sort of thing QQQ is trading right now at 405.85 of 274. They all do the same kind of thing. And by the end of the day, we'll buy tomorrow if it starts to close to trade under 402. That's a problem. If it can actually get today's high as 407, if it can get to 408, but later today, that's going to be a good move. IWM Russell 2000 is doing quite nicely. It's up 239. At 198, we're going to be seeing whether or not next week they are higher highs in the IWM as these small caps, the Russell 2000 come alive. So far, they've had a really good month and a half. We'll see if that can be maintained. Now, what we're looking at is the gold. Gold was up earlier. It's up about six points, just sideways action. Not breaking down, not doing anything. It's a little surprising since the dollar is taking a dive. Look at this, down 0.50 at 101.96. And bonds, the US trading down 0.3 seconds, kind of stalling here. So yields are stalled down at the lower end, and that should help the market. The crude oil is up, let's see. It was up, down, down. It's down 0.56 cents to 0.7366. Kind of stuck here. Crude oil really needs to get to the 0.70. It's at 0.73. It needs to really, very quickly, if it wants to have a big spike to the upside, needs to get to the 0.77s very quickly. So with that said, handing over to Steve Rhodes, this is a recording that he made earlier in the day, at eight o'clock this morning, being replayed. And check out my opening call newsletter, but I also did a webinar last night. You might find it very interesting, looking out on what could work for the early 2020 period. Have a great day.