 My folks, Basel Chapman here on this 14th day of December, Tuesday, and just great programming here at TFNN. We started off today with the market kickoff, Tommy Jr. I did my show, we're going to have Larry Persevento coming up, and then you've got Thinkorswim, Steve Rhodes, Dave White, and back to Tom O'Brien again. So we're looking at the Dow down 164,000, 35,485, right on that 14-beard exponential moving average. And over the technicals are still positive, we'll see, because of the mix of the Dow, it's holding up a little bit better than, say, the S&P. The S&P at this particular point is trading down 50. So the S&P at 46.19, making the arch formation with a little bit of a double top from the 47.43 all-time high on the 22nd of November, goes to 47.13, so three days ago, and now it's pulling back as weekly chart on the front by Friday, that's going to be the most important thing we're looking at for the end of the week. Here we go, QQQ trading down sharply down 7, 385, down 1.82%, that's the biggest percentage drop in the H-pattern under the 50-period moving average. This is serious stuff because it's saying that that NDX around 100 is worried about what the Fed would do, why? Because interest rates really impact the tech sector a lot, I mean, loans and all sorts of things. So we're looking at the IWM, it was up and now it's down 90 cents at 215, struggling making the H-pattern. It's got a hold to 212, otherwise that's a big problem. It's at 216, no, 215 right now. Gold pulled back quite sharply, we'll see if gold is still going to be weak going into tomorrow's close, into Thursday what the Fed says, does this become an inflationary factor? It's down 12, it's 1775 right now, and silver, I didn't look at that earlier on, but silver is down sharp, I made a lower low today, not a good pattern at all. Dollar is holding well, but it's really not showing strength. It's up one ticket, 96.37. Crude all, trying to rally earlier on, then it gave back a bunch, now it's down to 1 at 70.29, and it's holding within a range and that's going to be important. Certainly by Thursday afternoon, where the TLT is, the Lehman 20th Treasury Bond Fund trading down 73 cents at 150.36. If it starts to trade and close above 152.80, it's going to 153. That says yields are actually coming down. If all of a sudden you're looking at the TLT below 147 in the next two days, yields are going to skyrocket, they're going to go much higher. So have a wonderful day, stay tuned for Larry Pizaveta coming up and see you soon. Thanks for being here.