 Good morning, everyone, Basel Chapman. Yeah, this is the 11 o'clock Tiger Financial News Network market update. Down 21 at $33,598. Holding quite nicely, but not showing too much strength, but certainly not showing too much weakness. The S&P is just a tad weaker. The S&P is down 13 at $4124, struggling a little bit, but also holding pretty darn well when you think of Friday's big move. And yesterday's a little bit of a giveback QQQ, the NVX100 down $1.38. That's where some of the weaknesses at $322, but the technicals here are pretty strong. IWM Russell 2000 technicals here are pretty weak, down 70 cents and 173.32. The gold contract is now down a fraction at $2,033. I think it's starting to stall here. I don't see it smashing to the downside, but I do see it stalling a little bit, and you've got some strength in the dollar. It's up 27 ticks at $101.67. Nothing great, but it says there's some internal strength. Looking at Crudeau, Crudeau is down 70 cents at $7246, holding the nine-period moving average, and you've got TLT. I didn't even do that in my show just this last hour. At the lower end of the range, I've got this rectangle just sitting there, and it's going to stay in this narrow trading range, I think. I'll be back at 2 o'clock for my show, and don't forget, just great programming at Tf&M. My service here is the opening call. There's a newsletter, and I hope you can stay for some great shows coming up. Today's quite an important session. At the close, we want to see what the market does. I'm a little upset that SMHs are lagging somewhat, but in the meantime, there is rotational strength, but it's still a big deal that the financials aren't going to lead at this point. They're still striving to hold gains. That said, I think we're about to go tick, tick, tick for the end of this particular market update, and I'm waiting for that. In the meantime, what we're looking at, I want you to say the VIX index is up 51 cents and 17.51. Funny, it's up when the market is not down very much at all, so finally it woke up, but it's really stuck in the slow range for now. At any point in the next week, if it starts to trade, holding on the close above 20.50, that 21.72 level of the 200-period moving average in the VIX's daily chart, that becomes a target, and then the market will be much weaker. So far, the VIX is saying buying is still coming in. Have a great day. Stay tuned for great programming, and I will see you at 2 o'clock.