 Hi, everyone. Basel Chapman here for the 11 o'clock Tiger Financial News Network market update. We're looking at the Dow. Oops, I got the wrong thing up here. We've got the Dow trading down. It's unchanged. It's been all over the show. It's up $1.25. Good. This doji candle that we see right now, day is young. Anything can happen. What you really want to see is buy tomorrow's clothes after the Fed speak, not a plunge below the $32,500 level, $33,048 right now, but instead of clothes above $33,170 into the $3,200. That'll be really nice, or at least a pretty good countertrend rally that takes us back towards the, well, close to the $34,000, and then we'll see what the strength is. In the meantime, back at the ranch, the S&P is trading up $6 at $41.62, and this also needs to get quite a bit higher. The high today is $77. It needs to get to the $4183 or higher level. We're looking at the QQQ, and the one strength yesterday in the Q is not so much today, down to $1.35, the $317.06, because the semiconductors, I didn't do the do my show, the target conditions are meant to, went right to the 14-speed moving average of $238, it's trading at $235 right now, but they did show some strength yesterday. You want to see that strength carry through into tomorrow, looking at the IWM, the rest of $2,000. This is kind of stuck here, $186, but what's really interesting is Gold is trying to establish some kind of a tradeable bottom, having gone below the 200-speed moving average. That was my target of $1886. We went down to a low of today of $1849, trading at $1876. Good move from the low today. It needs to get rid of this red candle by making a nice green candle above $1905 in the next day or two. Otherwise, it's just stuck in this range. Looking at crude oil stuck in a range as well, trading down $1.04. It's holding well in this higher level, but it hasn't yet broken out. Again, the TLT is really important because the TLT is down in the lows at $118.84. It is up to $1.66, but while it needs to get to the $123.50 level in the next couple of days, maybe the Fed spurs that on. Who knows, but you know, bonds, years have done the work for the Fed a lot up until now, so we'll see what the Fed does. Meantime back at the ranch, I'm going to hand you over to Larry Perzevento. Should be a wonderful show as always with Larry. You've got a great program and Larry Perzevento, you trade what you see. Then you've got to think of swim options program. You've got Steve Rhodes, Dave White, and Tom McBride. I'll be back with Tom McBride for an interview this afternoon. Have a wonderful day and check out both people.