 Brian. Hi, everyone, Baselchamp and Steve with Tom O'Brien. This is the three o'clock show. And my usual show is the Tiger Technicians Hour, 10 o'clock to 11 o'clock. And my opening call newsletter is my dating newsletter. It goes out to subscribers every market day. And on the weekends, I like to spend about an hour doing an overview on what's happened, what we're looking at, what stocks we are looking at, what positions we want to take for the coming week, what's the outlook. And just to go with that, I'm going to do this right now. I'm doing it tomorrow night. In fact, I'm doing a webinar. It's for opening call subscribers. You can become a subscriber. It's easy enough. You can sign up. That means you'll pay the fee, but it's refundable if you're not happy after the month you can just call up and you just cancel. So it's Tuesday, March the 19th at 4 p.m. Technical tools needed for the coming few months. And one of the reasons why I want to talk about the technical tools is I want to talk about the technical tools, how the weekly charts are signaling that there should still be higher highs to come, where do I anticipate that there'll be a problem, and what the socioeconomic aspect that I always like to talk about that has to do with skyscrapers and all other things like that. I'm going to be talking about the number of, the plethora of round numbers. It's just incredible that the number of round numbers we've seen, also sector rotation, stock selection, live questions and answers. But let me just show you something right here. So this is the Dow, up 155. Look, the technical so far are pretty good. The nine-period moving average is over the 14, but the MACD's are to decline. The stochastic is declining. On-balance volumes are declining. Relative strengths declining. The one indicator called the indicator of last resort is the 914, and it's still holding good in the daily chart, very strong in the weekly charts, all of them. Look at the S&P, Sbx.x, there we go. Holding really well. Price is way above the nine in the daily chart. The nine is over the 14, little black line there. This is in the inside track. Pro-pallin zone is right in the upper part of it. The MACD is starting to weaken. The stochastic is weakening at 70%. I love over 80%. I really think over 90%. Fabulous. That's what you want to see in a bull phase. On-balance volume, the blue line's coming down. We've got some short positions, even a long intermediate term, a long term, we're still very bullish. Just on the shorter term, we've got these positions, and they're working. What can I say? 438.95 up five on the QQQ. You can see very close to that 9p moving average flipping. It hasn't yet, but it looks like it could turn a negative weekly chart. It's going to peak C. I'll just explain that a little later on just basically in the Chapman Wave methodology. When I get a bicycle that's upgraded to a bi-mode, it says you should get to at least four higher peaks, going peak A is the first, B second, C is the third, and then at least a D, and then you have to assess what's going on. Look at the IWM, the Russell 2000. Still real no sign of leadership there. They've done okay, but they haven't done great. Not like the other indices. Let's go to gold. Gold itself is trading quite nicely up two and a half, when you consider the spectacular move from the 200p moving average in the data. Look at that. That orange line, whoosh, should go straight up from the 2000 level right to the 2200. Now it's pulling back 2163. No big deal, but it has taken 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 sessions to consolidate, using time rather than price, holding steady, holding the inside track, propellant zone in the weekly chart, and it's at the peak C. There should still be a leg D to come. Looking at silver, here we go. Silver is trading. We've got it down 12 cents at 2525, but this is a peak C. As I say, there should be a leg D still to come. We can chart says, hey, this is very nice. We've seen a lot of these U-shaped patterns retrace and then fail, but so far the technicals in the daily chart are holding very nicely. High grade copper had a really screamer of a few days, and now it's still higher. 4.13, up 0.008. This is very strong action in the daily and the weekly. Monthly says, oh, yeah, we need a lot more before we're impressed. Let's go to the bonds. The bonds, and this is going to be very interesting, because bonds are down. That means yields are rallying. What's the Fed going to say? I mean, we can see that the inflationary aspect is still around. If you look at crude oil, crude oil is pushing high. That's usually a sign of some kind of inflation. Remember, crude oil is it filters into everything that we have. Just the petroleum products. I consider that the petroleum products of the 21st century are the chips on the new oils of the 1900s, the era of 1900, 2000. We've now gone to chips and chips are everywhere. Look at the chips, the SMHs, kind of stalling out a beautiful rally to 2.39.14 a week and a half ago. Now it's a 2.19, not a big deal, but it really is struggling. It just says to me that this is what my webinar is going to be about. This rotation from one sector to the other. Look at this BTC. BTC, Bitcoin futures, did a beautiful cup formation. It goes all the way from the 70,000s down to under 20,000s and back to the 70,000s, a new all-time high. This is a leg C. That means there should still be a D in this year, 2024, Bitcoin futures. But it's got a little dodgy candle with a peak E right here. It's got this topping formation in the daily chart. Does this mean that Bitcoin could finally have a bit of a breather, Bitcoin bit breather? We'll see because it's been spectacular. Look at this run. I mean, just almost a double in a month and a half. So is it also due for some kind of a break? What happens during the break? What's going to take the place of where will money go? Where will fund managers go if they take money out? Well, maybe they'll move back from the Bitcoin, go back into the gold. Well, we don't know, do we? Because look, the dollar is acting well. EUR USD, the euro-dollar currency pair. It's kind of struggling here under the 200-period moving average in the weekly chart. Yet the USD, JPY, that's the end. It's doing quite nicely. Look at that. It keeps coming back towards the 150s. There's a 149.11 right now. So this is going to be a very interesting end. Going into the end of March, beginning of February, April. April is going to be quite an interesting month, as far as I can see. So with that said, I wanted to do one other thing. I did the crude oil. Oh, the VIX index. Someone asked me about the VIX index. Yeah, look at the VIX index. It's been using this platform, this rising inside-track propellant zone as a platform. It says that fund managers are starting to buy some insurance. It's at 1429 in the lower range. But you can see, look, every week, higher lows and not always higher highs. But yeah, mostly higher highs. So it just says, be a little careful here. If there is a rotation, usually as rotations occur, you get some kind of a market pullback. And then you start to see which sectors are going to be. I'll be back in a moment. And I believe I'm in a check to see. I think I might have Steve Rhodes coming in. I hope so. Basil Chapman City for Tom and Brian, $152, S&P's at $43. We'll be right...