 Good morning, everyone. Basil Chapman on this Monday, the 26th of September. We're looking at the Dow futures. This is a nine o'clock market update for TFNN. The Dow futures is down 86 at 29,587. They were down worse earlier on than they came back a little bit. Then they came down even more, but they're holding the low of Friday. And that's going to be very important. So what we would like, what I would like to see is attempts at rallying, washouts, and then just as everyone throws out their hands and says, this is terrible, terrible, we start to get a rally that actually perpetuates itself. It just builds and builds so that you can get a broader move up towards the end of the day, going into Tuesday. And then we can see whether or not everything holds through Wednesday. It's just a process. The best, the ideal would have been to be very, very negative at some point today, go down even more, go down maybe 700 points in the Dow. And then late in the day, as everyone's really given up, it starts to rally. The other scenario is that it just moves up very quietly, making higher highs, preferably higher lows, but it just, it slowly builds up, builds up. That's not the ideal situation in the sense that you're using up very important energy. I would prefer that you get a complete washout, but we've had a washout for a week. We've had a really sharp plunge. So we'll see what happens. So ideally, what you want to see is the S&P, this is the E-minis right now, down 12, they were down 29, they were down quite a bit more earlier on. You want to see them at the end of the day start to move up by the end of the day moving up and maybe F by 3 20 this afternoon, they suddenly have a big spurt and they're up about 20 points, plus that is, that'll be a good side. The other thing is within the context of the volatility index, the VIX index, here we are, the VIX index is trading at 31.79. It was a little high, it was 32.88 this morning, that's higher than on Friday. And you can see in the weekly chart, we bumping into this resistance area that has usually been a repellent for the VIX index to start pulling back. If it starts to hold, the VIX is actually holding in the 33-30 to 34 area. Later today, that's going to be a big handicap on the market rally. So by Tuesday, you want to see the volatility index go back under 30, and that'll be an important term. Stay tuned for Tommy O'Brien, market kickoff, great programming here at TF&M. My service is the opening call. And I hope to see you tomorrow and the Tiger Technicians Hour at 10. Have a great day.