 here on this. This is the Tiger Financial News Network 11am market update. Eastern time, of course. And what we're looking at here is the Dow has come back very nicely. It's down only 88 points, 72 points, having gone all the way down to 32,474, but successfully so far the day is young. It hit the 32,449 level on the second. Bounces right up to the 34,100. Slumps yesterday, continues that downroof today, but did hold with the histogram of the MACD. Slightly better. That's just a kind of a just the day is young, but it's a good sign so far. And what we're looking at within that context, we're looking at the S&P also holding just barely, but also holding the left side low. The low of the 2nd of May was 462,41. We went down to 4067.91, trying to hold there better candle than it was a little earlier. But we need to get to the 42, 42,00s by Tuesday of next week to say phew, out of the wood for this particular slide. Looking at the QQQ, that's slightly different because the QQQs went below the 2nd of May lower 309.65, went down to 305.11. It is turning around, trying to make a green can or trying to get back to that key support level. There's a trend line, slightly declining trend line, making maybe a 2% decline, trying to get back above it. If it can get over 315 by the end of the day, that'll be a good sign for the weekend. This is very important. IWM, the rest of 2000, not doing very much, made a lower left side low, not reacting very well at all. Gold is going to be very interesting because gold now is up 11, is trying to hold the 200 period moving average, is trying to treat that as some kind of a support as a springboard. It hasn't yet, but we'll be looking at gold at the dollar because the dollar had a new move to an old, this is a high that is a multi-year high at 104.06. Can it hold there? It is a lay E in the Chapman wave. We're looking also at the TLT. Can there be some kind of a turnaround today? It hasn't happened yet. It's down $1.13 at 114.22, but the TBT, which is the inverse of the TLT, in other words, short the Lehman 20 at Treasury Bond, ETF, is a leg D with a potential doger candle, but the technicals are still pretty darn strong. You would have to see a change in pace only if it goes from 27.01 right now down below 24. Let's look at the VIX for a moment. That VIX index is trading right now at 31.88 up 68. If by the end of the day, the VIX can go below 30.70 and the market rallies, that'll be a really good sign. But if it starts to climb back into the 32.50, not good. Have a wonderful weekend. See you on Monday. Hazel Chapman signing.