 Everyone, this is the 4 o'clock Tiger Financial News Network update. This is Basel Chapman here. The Dow close up almost at the high of day, up 386 at $33,390. That was a fabulous follow-through session, but a lot more work needs to be done in the Dow for the technicals to actually turn positive before you finally get across that barrier at $33,700. That blue line that you can see on the left side chart, but it was a terrific move. Looking at the S&P, also a very strong move. The S&P up 64 at 45.48, closing almost at the high of the day. This one is getting closer to seeing the nine period moving average get over the 14. That would be a big thing and the MACD to turn up, but so far it's got a lot of work to do, but it is a very nice pattern. We're looking at the QQQ's, the NDX100, up six points at 299.63. The barrier will be at 299. Well, I would say 300 to 303 level. If we can snap through that early next week, that's going to be a big thing. Key support is at 295. Looking at the IWM, the Russell 2000, they have a very nice session. In fact, it's improving a lot. Can this mean that the small caps are going to start to lead? We'll see. It's a big ask, but it's a possibility. Can't ignore it. Gold was up sharply. Gold was up $20 at 1861. Very nice follow-through from two days ago, and yesterday it took a bit of a breather. This is nice action and the MACD is almost turning positive. That's a good sign. I still think gold is going sideways rather than to break to the upside, but this is very good action. Looking at the gold index, sorry, the dollar, the dollar was up earlier on, then it closed down about 45 ticks at 104.53, right under the 200-period moving average, which has been hanging for a while. So what happens next week if the dollar goes to 105.60, that's going to be a big deal. That'll start New Leg D in the daily chart and be a big positive. But a pullback under 104, this particular time will help gold. We're looking at the bonds, the TLT, had a very sharp move to upside. That means yields actually came down. I think that was also a big move to help the general market. So putting it all together, what we're looking at is for next week, if the dollar is able to move up on Monday or Tuesday, about 150 to 200 points, that's going to be a big deal. I wouldn't be surprised if it has to have a bit of a pullback that it needs to recover by Tuesday or Wednesday. Have a wonderful rest of the weekend and we will see you Monday and Tom will be back. Thank you.