 And let's go over to our man, Mr. Basil Chapman, as we do each and every Tuesday at 20 past the hour. And, folks, Basil has an outstanding show. Every trading day right here, 12 to 1 Eastern Standard Time, also has a great newsletter. The opening call. Now, the way you get the opening call, you come over to our website at TFNN. You're going to go right under Newsletters. You're going to see the opening call right there. You can test drive the opening call 30 days, absolutely money-back guarantee, bottom line is that you hit the opening call. And what you're going to see there, once you get the subscription, folks, bottom line is that Basil has done many workshops. Those workshops are right inside there. You're going to be able to go over those workshops. You can get the opening call for one month for $128. You can get it for six months for $5.95, which is a savings of $173 or 22%. You can get it for a year for $9.95, which is a savings of $541 or 35%. And they all come with that 30-day money-back guarantee. Basil Chapman, what's going on? A little snow out here, Tom, all the snow. Is it? So let's see. You guys, yeah. Is it just start today? No. It started Sunday night, went all the way into Monday and Monday night. Okay. Got it. We've got it going still a little bit. In fact, I was supposed to be the guest speaker at the Boston Investors Group and this is the Boston Investors Group and the Investors Business Daily Meetup tonight at MIT. And we had a postponement. It's going to be next Tuesday, a week from tonight. That's wild. I haven't heard of something like that in a long time. I've been out here a long time now. Then I remember those so well, cold, snow, and you can't make it. I mean, it's a traffic is insane. Yeah. There were different places at different things. Some places had rain, a lot of places had six or eight inches of snow in there a bunch last night. So it's been a little hazardous. So in the meantime, it's a pity because that would have been an exciting meeting because there were a lot of things going on right now. But anyway, next week will be fine Tuesday night. So I just wanted to show you, we've got the Dow right here. I've spoken for quite some time and I've spent time on my show and certainly for my subscribers to my opening call, I've spent every time I get a chance, I show them this particular chart here and it shows you two moving averages. It's the nine-peered moving average, which is green when it's above the black one, which is the 14-peered moving average. When it crosses under it, it turns pink and that's a negative sign. We were lucky for my subscribers, we were able to ensure today before the high that was made back in July and we were able to ensure to gain in September it was about nine points of the exact high and then again, we went short yesterday at the open and the reason is you see this green line, how long it took, it took 13 days before it broke after the high was made, after it broke and that nine-peered moving average crossed negative. That was the one that was going back to July and the one in September took 14 days before it crossed negative and it looked as if it was impossible for this. And I said, it's either going to be lower lows and lower highs consistently over a couple of weeks or it's just going to be six or 700 points that does it. Well, today we got that turned down, but it still hasn't crossed negative. But we went short yesterday to open about 80 points of the all-time high. So we're waiting to see. I think it's going to be a process. There was just so much negativity when yesterday, in the futures, there was an all-time high in the Dow, all-time high in the S&P, all-time high in the Nasdaq. And by the evening, you had people talking about a major turn down. So I think that this is a turn down, I don't think yet it's a major turn down, but we're in the process of looking at the short side. We've still got long positions. And we also went short about a week and a half ago, went short the SMHs. And one of the reasons is that SMHs have been, they've really been a bellwether for the market for a few years now, where they've gone to new highs, the market's gone, where they've gone to lows, the market's gone down. So we shorted about 133.22 on the SMH as they down to 129.23 today. It's a process here as well, because in all the charts, the weekly charts are still very strong. So I don't want to get too carried away. It's a developing title turn, and it starts in the short term, which is the daily chart, we'll see if it impacts the weekly chart. But it's the process that we're really following. So subscribers have been going through this with me so that we all understand exactly what we're looking at, can't get too carried away. Because as I said, the weekly charts are still strong and the monthly charts have gone to all-time highs. So that's one of the things. And the other is that Bank of America, which would be long since December of last year, from 24 area, we've had different positions, but we still have a core position. Hit 33.72 the other day, all-time high. Now it's consolidating. It has to do probably with the fact that yields took a dive this morning. So Bank of America is pulling back a bit. We've had some very nice positions. We have a stock called BDSI, the symbol of the stock is called Buy Delivery Sciences. We got in at 5.17, 5.17 cents in October, middle of October. And we've taken some profits off and it hit $7.01 yesterday. So we took a little bit extra at the open today for about a 33% gain in that position. And the whole thing is that we use process. I talk about this Cup and Chapman Wave Cup and ladle breakout to peak D, where we went to the D and the weekly chart, and then it broke out above it. So this is a series of chart formations that we like to follow. And that's what we've been doing. You know, I spoke about the fourth highest peak in the Chapman Wave, peak Ds, where you've got to be careful. We just did another peak D in the dollar. It's pulling back some. It's still holding sideways in the weekly chart, but that monthly chart also has a peak D. So I'm going to be watching this very closely. It's done very well since our entry long position, April of 2018 at 90.07. It hit 99.99. So I think it's consolidating, but I'm going to watch this closely between gold in the dollar and bonds. We're at a very critical period of this particular moment. Yeah, and you know, it's interesting, Basil, the nine period exponential moving average there that I mean, these things jumped that thing today, you know, Yes. So the downside and that's that, you know, the speed with which, you know, even the VIX index, the speed with where it's going home, nothing to see here. Just three days ago in the 12s, suddenly to date hits 17.99. Now it's at 15.78. That was just too quick. So I think this is all a process. There was a, there were many overbought stocks and a lot of the high tax were overbought. And I'm watching this closely and I have an index. I call it an index. It's not really, it's just four stocks. It's called cash. Sintas, which is overalls are uniforms. It's come off its high. It hasn't broken down, but it's way off its high of 277. He had 255. So that's telling me something about a bit of a slow down, maybe in one of the sectors. The other one is Amazon. And here it is peak buying time. And Amazon is way off the 2050 all-time high at 1,0768. The other one is the spy, which as I say, just on the 27th hit all-time high, 315.48. Now it's digesting the gains. And the other one is Home Depot. So even out of these four stocks, Home Depot is down sharp. So I think this is a corrective process. Just got to be careful. Basil, thank you so much. Have a great one, a safe one. Of course, we look for the program tomorrow morning. Thank you very much, Tom. Thank you. Stay right there, folks. Come right back.