 Let's get over to our mammoth to Basil Chapman as we do each and every Tuesday at 20 past the hour. And don't forget, folks, Basil does an outstanding show here every trading day, 10 to 11 Eastern standard time. Also, it's a great newsletter, the opening call. Now, it's very easy to get the opening call, folks. Come over to our website at TFNN. You're going to go into newsletters, you see the opening call on the left-hand side. Just hit that button. You can get the opening call for one month for $149. You get it for six months for $695, which is a savings of $199, or 22%. And you get it for one full year for $1195, which is a savings of $593, or 33%. Now they all come with a 30-day money-back guarantee. And when you get Basil's newsletter, folks, you are going to get an education of a lifetime because he has 12 to 14 archives there that you can understand how he looks at the market, how he rides this wave each and every trading day. Basil Chapman, how are you doing? Welcome to 2023, but on our way. We're on our way, Basil 2023. Can you believe it? Doesn't it really feel like we've been here for a while, even though it's just a few days? I wish I could remember the name of that rock song. That's perfect. I'm with him, man. I get it. I get it. Trust me. Yeah, we're looking at this. You just mentioned this. There's just so much going on. And actually, when I try to sort out the strength and the weakness, and I agree with you in the sense that when you mentioned that the QQQ, the NDX100, was a little strong yesterday. That's exactly what, for subscribers, I'm opening call. That's what we're looking at. We're looking at the Dow's had a spectacular move. It's taken a little while to digest the gain. It's held the 200-period moving average. We're still long. We still have almost every day, we've had trading longs on the long side. We've taken profits. We've got one again today, and we've got core positions. But the most important thing that I'm looking at here is I need to see the QQQ, that's the NDX100, as you mentioned, the QQQ starts to, it doesn't have to lead, it leads. Well, let me put it this way. On an intraday basis, I like it when there's strength there, at least the last few days, I want to start seeing strength of the QQQ, strength of the SMH, this is a semiconductor illness, and actually the semiconductor is acting very well with all the bad news that's going on. They are telling us a story, and this is a story that when I had callers about six weeks or so ago, and they were talking about the FXI, which let me show you the FXI is the large cap China ETF, and it was starting to make lows, and then it started to rally, and this was, I think it was in late October, early November, yeah, late October, early November, and it started to move up, and the news was still terrible, and I said, you know what, this is the first time that I can say that China might be opening up, even though we haven't really read about it, and if you look at the FXI, which is, as I say, this is a large cap China ETF has gone from the 20 level, 20 or 21 level, and Australia has 31, and look at the weekly chart, so I think there's a rotation going on, and that's been the name of the game since the summer of 2010, where I said, if we get a rotational correction and we don't go back to the lows of 2009, but we don't even get close, but we just have this rotation where the weak sectors start to come on strong, and the very strong sectors take a breather, but all that happens is, they go sideways, that time is as important as price in the marketplace, so if you use time, that's important, and I think that's what I'm looking at, because even if let's just say Thursday is really bad news, if the Dow can hold above the 32,700 level with the 200 period moving averages, and somehow get through those days, even if it's terribly weak, and you can start to see some strength in the other indices, that's using time judiciously, I like, that's kind of what I'm looking for, and if you look, we've got a steel stock, and look at the steel, Vanec Vector steel ETF, look at this monthly chart, you would never say that this is a major bear market, this is about two thirds away from the bottom, towards the all-time high that was made at about 70, trading right now at 62, 92 or 63, let's say, that, I think that's a very good action, so I think you have to be very specific, that's what I've been saying to subscribers, so we have now started to look at what I would call core positions that have a chance of if they can survive the shorter term, could turn out to be intermediate term buys for us, and that's really what I'm looking at, I'm looking at trading positions, potential longer-term positions, and single-digit stocks that have the potential to give very nice percentage gains, even though we're only talking percentages, that's not that they've turned the corner and become major buyers, but at least that's a good way, at least to garner some income so that we can build up a kitty in case there's a sharp pullback, and we can enter out. No, I can see that too, because that bill, you know, the structural bill, infrastructure bill, they're going to need so much steel, it's unbelievable, I mean, all the bridges, if you've been around the country, folks, these bridges are like a mess, they're going to get done over, so I can see that, yeah. So, as I say, I think it's selective, that doesn't mean to say we can't have sudden, serious three, four, five, six percent declines, it's likely in the Dow, et cetera, but I think so far it's been higher highs and higher lows, and I hope that that can continue if we start to see this rotation, I mean, after all, how else could you explain Caterpillar all time high, almost, as we speak? So, there has been a rotation, and I am concerned, if you look at the XLF, the XLF is doing okay, but it is lagging, so that's the S&P Financial Spider Fund, and I do like the fact that the IWM, the Russell 2000, for the very first time, is starting to show that it's going to tackle that Chapman Wave Insight Track repellent zone, yet again in the weekly chart, if we can finally get above it, that will say, maybe this time we're going to start to see the small caps actually have a little bit of a rally that's sustainable, so I'd be very selective, I must say, the negativity that I feel every time I'm reading, whether it's Wall Street Journal, doesn't matter what it is, I look at the charts and I say, wait a minute, something's wrong with that picture because some of the things that were, yes, the IYM, this is the IYW, this is, no, why am I saying that, IYT, that's what I mean to say, the Transportation Index is still looking very poor, but then they've got the airlines and the airlines, I mean, if anything could have gone wrong with the airlines, this, the last six, seven months, it's happened, I mean, they've just been under pressure all the time, whether it's the weather, whatever it is, but, you know, so that affects the Transportation Index itself. But when I look at different sectors, I'm kind of impressed at what's going on and I feel very strongly that I've got to just ignore news, look at the charts that are working and so far we've been able to do that. It's not easy, but I like it and we're going to continue to try to do this. And as I said, to see the SLX, the Steel Market Vectors ETF actually moving up like this, it says that, yes, there is money going somewhere, so that's the path I'm trying to take. And as folks, the good, the bad, and the ugly is that, yeah, the money's coming out and then that's the good and then the bad, the ugly is that there's going to be so much money out here, it's going to be hard to get inflation under control. Well, that's a big problem, cannot deny it for sure. 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