 Good morning, everyone, Basel Chapman here on this Monday, the 23rd of January. Isn't it amazing how quickly we're already well into 2023? What we're looking at here is the Dow's up 81,000 to 33,458, a very nice turn. That move on Friday, especially the close at the high of the day, was really important, especially with this follow-through today. Why? Because, look, we suddenly saw for the very first time in quite a while, the S&P started to tackle that 200-period moving average decisively last week and then it gave it back. But look at that move on Friday, look at the move today just above the 200-period moving average yet again, fourth time in about six sessions. Really important to break above it and hold, we're at up 25, 39, 97. This is even more important because of the QQQ. Up 3.58, 1.27%, very strong at 286.30, and it's broken above last week's high. Very important. It's got a long way to go to the 296 area where the 200-period moving average is. It's at 286 right now. It's tackling this chap-wave inside track repellent zone right there, that green line in the weekly chart. Look at the IWM. IWM, we were talking about it the other day, saying it's starting to improve quite a lot. That's the Russell 2000 small caps, up 0.94 at 185.98. I wanted to see these other indices start to move as well as the Dow. That's really what you can't have. You can't have the general moving without the soldiers or whatever the expression would be, my expression, I guess. What we're looking at here is gold is pulling back. We anticipated that gold would pull back here. I show my subscribers in my weekend overview that this expanding wedge, like a flag formation, is really important that there should be a pull back here regardless of this particular pattern. Everything is pointing to gold. It's a little bit overboard. Weekly chart is still very strong as down 12 at 1915. My thinking here is that it's going to test in a 1900 to an 1894 area and that's going to be the big test because I had said I anticipated that the dollar could have a little bit of a bounce, a little bit of bounce, up 18 ticks at 102.90, but it's in the rectangle, meaning that it's trying to form a base. Trude oil is Dow, not what's up again, up 80 cents at 82, and the TLT bonds, bonds are down against the yields are moving up. I'll be back with the Tiger technicians now and check out my opening call for daily news data.