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Very good. Thank you. Interesting markets. No, no doubt. So what are we going to be talking about in the webinar, Basel? So let me go through this right now. What I'm looking at, let me just go through this right here. So the first thing I'll do is say, where are we? Most daily charts have soared higher, almost non-stop since the October 27th, 23 low, coming somewhat overboard. That's just based on my on-balance volume, just on a very short-term basis. Many stocks in the ETF, sorry, in rocket-like single-legged A-up, that's a really important aspect that I'm monitoring all the time, and some are yearly or even all-time highs. Monthly charts and key indices are either at or close to all-time highs. The lagging, this is what it's all about. The lagging sectors and indices have had strong rallies, but remain way under their all-time highs. If you were just talking about a firm, this is a very good example, let me just go to the chart and show you something. Look, remember last week, you asked me about the instant restart, and I said it can only happen with the fourth highest peak, peak D, where within two bars it makes a new high, and that can attend a brand new move to the outside that can go at least four higher peaks to another D. Well, that went exactly there, went to a D a few days ago, boom, today popped to a leg E. So that's the power of the move, but look at a firm. It was once in the 170s, it went down to the 8th or the 9th, somewhere around there, and so this is potentially, if we're looking out over a couple of months, we're looking at stocks like a firm or indexes, and I'll talk about that as well, that have been really beaten down, and I'll talk about what we would be looking at to see whether or not they have the potential not to stall right now, but to actually continue higher, because she has number five of this, where are we, participation has broadened, and that's really important. And the next thing is, I'm going to talk about the positives and negatives. I mean, I list all the positives, the leadership, broadening of the sectors, dollar yields dropping, weekly charts rallied huge, some of them to all time highs, semiconductors have been extremely strong, they just stalling right now, that gives me a little hesitancy on the short term, the volatility index that is yearly lows, number six, huge buildup of cash and CDs, I mean, that's the whole area of bonds, if that money starts to go into the market, that's what we need to look at, is that potential coming into 2024, first quarter of 2024, and the other is, there's no dark news cloud cover, you're not always talking about something that really is sitting out there, and that every once in a while it becomes important, and the market either ignores it, but then suddenly it takes it seriously, I don't see any, I just see little clouds out there, but no dark cloud cover, and on the con side on the negative, you've got new term, the daily charts are becoming extended, weekly charts are showing very overboard on balance volume, almost as much as the daily charts, the semiconductors are becoming overboard new term, and then the same thing on the left where I see VIX, the volatility index is at yearly lows, that is also an area that says, hey, wait a minute, if they're at yearly lows, they can rally, and that's the thing I'll be looking at, so the assumptions and expectations, your sums have been expended in the infrastructure sectors, including the semiconductor industry, as the government subsidizes US factory and encourages US manufacturing, that's the first time we've seen that in decades, and bonds and CDs can give a strong boost to the markets, if that massive cash hoard transfers reluctantly at first, but then goes to stocks, but near term, as I say, there's a little bit of topping action on watching it closely, and I'm looking out for the smaller caps, just like you mentioned the firm, Shopify, there are a lot of those stocks, ARKK is the Kathy Wood, it's her fund that just got really smacked to the downside, now starting to perform better, I'm looking at what we can do there in those areas as well as some sectors, and I talk about it here where I say it's important that the XLF, the financials, and the KRE, the regional banks, start to move very well, I like it when everything's in sync, the transportation's moving higher, the financials are moving higher, that really broadens and extends a market to the upside, that's where we're getting monitoring, as well as the broker, the IAI, we're still long from 45%, it's been extremely well over the years, and we're looking at AR artificial intelligence, we are actually along the AIQ, we'll see where it can go from here, is this where I want subscribers to add to, or maybe I wait for a pullback, we're looking at golden oil as it relates to the mid-east, it's going to be really important, some of the oil shippers suddenly spiked higher, so we need to look at that as well as the XLE, the energy sector, there's the whole area of batteries, alternative fuels, software, then there's the Russell 2000, which has acted much better, but it's still way underperforming, but the IWB, and if you realize this, you know that the 1000, the Russell 1000, is, you can look at this right here, this is the IWB, IWB is trading almost at all-time highs, look at this, this is the IW, sorry this is the IWM, that's the IWM, look it's stuck in this range, trying to bounce into the 200s, but look at the IWB. Yep, well I can see it, I just got, I just put it up, it's an ABCF, man, that's your ABCF, yeah, you know, and Basil, it seems like, this is pretty wild folks, but this seems to me like a 1998 market, man, you know. It's earlier than 2000, I don't hear people just wherever I go talking about anything like before in 2000, even the barbershop had a TV with the ticket going by. For sure, for sure, but you know, between 96 folks, 96, 97, 98, they were ABCF markets and man, this is, you know, we'll see where it shakes out, I know it sounds the same because it seems like we're high, but. It was a period of recognition and that's really important, and then after that the public started to get involved, so we haven't even quite got there yet, I think the public is just kind of, that's what I'm talking about, the funds and the CDs and bonds, I mean that hasn't even started really to move to the stocks, so I'm kind of looking out and saying this has the potential for something. 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