 is TFNN, the Tiger Financial News Network update. Good morning, everyone. Basel Chapman here on this Tuesday, the 12th of March for the Tiger Financial News Network, 10 a.m. market update, down's up 110 at 38,882. It was up earlier on, it slipped to negative, now it's back to positive, and that nine-period moving average, which went negative yesterday, and then turned green, remains green. It has not gone pink, and that is a key metric here. We're looking at the S&P. What is the S&P doing right now? It's up 24. Good action, 51-41. You can see that nine-period moving average distance between the black line, the 14-period moving average, and the green line is very wide, so it's still acting well. The other technicals are just starting to fade a little bit, but wow, that nine-period is still strong. QQQ, that's the index 100, was a bit weaker, it did go negative, and now it's back to positive, up $1.75. At 439.17, nine-period moving average, above the 14, still very good. Looking at the IWM, the Russell 2000, Russell 2000, down 33 cents, at 204.92. Now, this is actually quite a bit of a story here, because the gold is down $20 at 21.68. That sounds, oh my God, no, gold has gone from under 2000 to just over 2,200. So this is a very welcome rest that it's got. All the technicals are still very strong, and the dollar, which was weaker earlier, is now quite strong up 21 ticks, I should say reasonably strong at 103.06, making low lows and lower highs. This is an important balance. How long does it last is the big question, and let's go to bonds. Bonds right now are down sharply, down 17, down 18.30 seconds. Heels are popping back up again, 120, almost 121. We're looking at the crude oil, which yesterday, two days ago, pulled back off to try to rally. Yesterday was just an okay day, nine-period moving average is still strong, and crude is at 78.21, the continuous contract up 28 cents. This is going to be very important. One of the things I was worried about the other day, what's the other day? The other day was yesterday, was that the volatility index spirals so sharply higher, so quickly, all-time higher than you see the VIX index screaming up in the 15th, and now it's trading at the 16th, now it's at 14.36, down 86. I'll be back in a moment. Vazzel Trapp and Tiger Technicians are coming. Check out my been called daily newsletter. See you in a few.