 The following is a presentation of TFNN, the Tiger Technician Hour with your host, Basil Chapman. Call now. Call free at 1-877-927-6648. Hello, it's Basil Chapman. Yeah, this is the Tiger Technicians Hour on the 21st of March, Tuesday. Marko was up. The Dow was up. It went all the way to $32,593, and now it's $32,475. 100 real quick 120 points down after the big gap-up move. Now this is going to be very interesting. What happens over the rest of the week? You see this Chapman wave inside-track propellant zone? It was a repellant zone. In the weekly chart now it's a propellant zone. We held on the inside of it yesterday. Now we've popped out of it. This is going to be very important. Look at the weekly chart. So here we go to the S&P. S&P right here. Same thing. I haven't done this. I did this in the chart I was showing you yesterday with the black background. But I'll do this again. There it is. Right there. So we went below. We went right under it. Fractionally under it. These two lines represent very long-term trend lines. For me a trend line, I like to think of it as I'm going to the outer limit of the wick of the candle. It could be the bar. It could be the full candle. It could be the wick. It doesn't matter whatever it is. Just be very consistent in what you do. So you can see in this case it hits the top at $48.18. That's where we take it from. The week of the fifth of January. And then we've got three points. Then all of a sudden you get four, five points. And then you get six. And then it breaks out. It just cannot get in. I like to make it a little like three sixteenths of an inch. Because that just tells you you've got to have a little wiggle room, right? You can have a straight line. I did that yesterday when I was showing this. I'll just do this very briefly now. All right. There we go. Right here. Look at this. So we've got the dowel. I indeed use the dating chart. Look at that. Just a beautiful trend. One trend line. One technique. And then I double it up here because I want to have it as a track. As a kind of a little trampoline. You've got to have some give on both sides. And look what happens. He goes in and then it comes out. Look at the S&P. This is a dating chart. Now it happens to be the weekly chart that I'm showing you. But of course it applies to the day because I took it from the highs. The January highs. Look at this. And now it's really important. We are climbing out. And the S&P, if the Fed does something tomorrow that the market over a period of two days that includes Wednesday and Thursday, likes, then what we're looking at is it's held and the MACD is cross positive. Look, every time the MACD is cross positive, it's been a good thing. But it doesn't necessarily have to last. But when it's on the final arch formation on the right side, that's really good. Look at that breakout. Look at this. The temp did it. Even that was a very nice move. So the yellow line is the one that says, hey, follow me because I've crossed positive in the black on the black chart. Look at the red, 26-period exponential moving average on the 9-period differential. And the stochastic's improving. Look at the QQQ. This is different altogether. It didn't even come back to test it. And three days ago, the green line appeared, which means that the 9-period moving average is really important. I spent a lot of time about a year or so ago with Dave White. He was fascinated by the 9-period moving average that I used. And he had this terrific curiosity about things. He just wanted to know, because he always spoke about the 3x3. This is the Napoli, the 3x3 technique that he used over a moving average. And for me, the 9-period exponential moving average, everything you talk about, I kind of see that. Now, I don't push forward. I wish I could actually figure out how to push forward. I'd love to have an indicator that looks ahead in price and shows me the actual technique. Well, I don't. So he did that. And we spent a lot of months. And he developed something he did really nicely. And he produced his own 9. He called it the 9-oscillator. And did a great work with it. So now look at this. Look at the IWM. Which is up 2.68. One of the better percentage gainers today is hugging. It's right inside the inside track. It's trying to create this cluster formation, like this cluster formation, like this cluster formation that spikes up out of it instead of breaking down. We'll see what happens there. Now, let's just go back to what I was looking at before. I want to get a couple of these things done. And to explain to you some of the techniques that I like to use and why I think they are important. Look, there's the 200-period moving average in the daily chart. 200-period exponential moving average. Look how it's been a magnet for the price of the S&P to keep coming back to the 4,000 level. Over and over. It can go high. It can go low. It doesn't matter. It keeps coming back. So this time, making lower lows and lower highs in the chamber, you're falling X formation. You see how you're making lower low, lower highs and much lower lows. At some point, the cup formation tries to form, and if that takes out the upper resistance line sharply, you can get a one-to-one to the upside. I know you want to talk about that right now. That's just a technique. I haven't seen anything that says this is going to happen right now, but I do see that on the weekly chart, this inside track repellent zone making the 37, 3790 level, absolutely major support over the next, oh, I'd say next week. All right. I want to finish the others. Cue, cue, cue just real quickly. You can see he has the daily very nice action in the falling X breakout to the upside, trying to form a cup formation. Oh, what happens tomorrow is going to be so important. So important in terms of whether or not the market is able to ignore the sudden spike to the downside that took out the key support. And now it's saying, look, the MACD is good. Stochastic is flat at 88%. I love that. That's what you look for. And your way above the inside track repellent zone and the weekly chart is now very much a propellent zone. So is the 14-period moving average and the line-period moving average, which are both positive. In the weekly, the MACD is positive. Stochastic and the unbalanced falling are just saying, not great. But the monthly chart finally starting to improve a lot. Let's go to the IWM. I just want to show you in the three time frames. Why? Because it's really important that we get some sense of what's working and what's not working. So yes, the IWM is having a very nice session today. It's gapped up, still in the cluster formation until it can get started trading the 179 to 182 area. This is going to be just a digestive phase. And I just want to do this quickly. The SMHs, which had a very big gap to the upside and hit 257.37. Now about two points lower, 255. But the 257.37 took out this left side high of 255.64. On February the second, and you've got your cup formation, you have your falling axe. I must tell you, if I wasn't listening to all the news and looking at the financials, et cetera, I was just looking at these indicators, stocks that I'm looking at right now, I'd be saying, wow, this is really... And you know what? I'll talk about it in a moment. Because we have started a leg E in the weekly chart because we broke a new recovery high. Isn't that interesting? So all of a sudden the market vector semiconductor once again has shown us that it can be a good indicator. I'll be back in a moment. If you're looking for potential trading setups in the stock market, then Rocket Equities & Options Report is a newsletter you should try. 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Well, it is, it depends where you are. And it isn't, it depends where you are. So a couple of things I want to look at here is, and in the den, Shazam says, yes, I made mine a while ago that the SMH represented the most important tell because semi is on the semi, semicolon in the modern world, which necessarily, in my opinion, made me acknowledge that they are the leaders to follow. So I watched the estimation, the S-O-X-L, S-O-X-S, pair closely. Now, let me just speak to that for quite some time now. I've spoken about the semiconductors as commodities. But over the last three years or so, more and more, I've become, my thinking hasn't changed, but it's become more refined in the sense that I'm looking at semiconductors now as the 21st century oil commodity. Oil had its day in the sun, excuse me. And from the whole of the 1900s and the early 20,000s, and the 2000s. And the chip from the 1970s, 1980s, chips became more and more, it isn't exponential, it is really like a rocket ship straight up in terms of the usage, the capacity, everything about it. And they are essentially the drivers of the world economy, just as oil was for the 1900s. So because of that, you've got to consider that it becomes commoditized, and then within that there are industries in the semiconductor industry. I just wish Dave White was here to be able to elucidate a little bit more on this, but there are sectors within the industry that rotate through importance. But just like oil did, just like you had the variations of the oil, now what I'm looking at is oil in the 21st century will be, if I may use the term, refined to the sense that in the sense that some parts of oil will remain, you cannot get rid of it, because you just have to have it. But the overall usage of oil will become lessened and you've got batteries, you've got just so many different things going on. The whole solar aspect for us here in the northeast, I mean, I'm in Boston, we had a fabulous winter, but that's for me, because I don't see it. I used to, years ago, a little bit, but as far as I'm concerned, yeah, I think this suits me quite well. Of course it won't suit my kids, I'm just saying for right now, we've had a mild winter. So I'm looking at that, but in the actual marketplace itself, for so long the semis have really led the market higher and they led the market. Remember last year when they started to store, the whole economy started. I've been saying for a long time, if you look at the semiconductor, since over a year ago, January of last year, we've been in a recession. In some cases it's almost a depression for the semiconductor industry. Plum is to 160, gets almost cut in half, and now it's back again. So I think this is really important. Now a couple of things I want you to just mention in terms of, yeah, I could look at advanced micro devices, I don't want to do that right now, because this is a much better looking chart than it was just recently. It was trading in the 50s, it's trading in the 90s right now. It was once 164, plummets down to the 50s, gets cut by two-thirds. Let's just talk about NVIDIA. When I'm talking about this rotation in the sectors, look, NVIDIA has made a halfway comeback. It's up to the 350 level back in, I think it was November or so of 2021. And then it plummets down. Let me just check exactly. I should have put that in after I talk about it enough. So NVIDIA right there. Yeah, November of 2021, it's 346.47. Now if I don't put that in, 346.47, 11, 2021. Okay. So I would call that a tumble. Yeah. So arms, and I said in the day just a moment ago, I think you've got to look at the timing of everything. In this particular instance, wouldn't it be appropriate that we've made the high of the day in the market? Because this move up now, I'm not sure exactly what it was based on, suited us fine because we have a position in the three times long Dow and we've taken a little bit off on the way up something like six or seven percent in a couple of days. Fine. Take us out. Mind in mind, take us out. We'll come back again. But the most important thing is that within the context of what I'm talking about, you can see that there's a sector rotation in NVIDIA. From the chart, it's saying that it is appropriate for NVIDIA to rally right now because it's selling parts in sectors that need it the most. That's all. Let's keep it as simple as that. But wait a minute. Let's go to gold. Gold is now $29 lower in 1953. In the Chapman Way methodology, I need to do this because I just have not done it for quite a while. I'm going to show you something if I hope this is the chart. Yep. There it is. Now it's got the Chapman Way notation twice. I couldn't understand how it happened because it was on a slide. So the slide had the title, and then this particular slide that I used had the title again. So there it is twice. So in the Chapman Way methodology from an identifiable low, we anticipate at least four higher peaks labeled peak A to peak D. Peak A, next higher peak gets B, next higher C, next higher peak is D. There's got nothing to do with A to B equals C to D. Different technique completely. The ABC difference to the Elliott Wave completely. So just the reason why I did this back in the late 1970s, early 80s is because I want to differentiate myself from the Elliott Wave, which at the time I didn't really, I couldn't quite understand. I've got a much better feeling for it now, but there are still things that are a little elusive. I have an expert that I referred to out in Cape Cod, and he's the best Elliott Wave person I have pretty much ever come across. He did meet practice and all these people so he really knows his notes. Peak E, F and G, it never goes to an H. Add D, other things can happen. Well, Low and Bald, what do we have right here? We've got a bi-mode that went to a peak D. This is like a rogue wave where the technicals were all weak and it spirals up the beginning of February and it goes to the continuous contract. So it goes to about the 1960s and it plummets down. Under the 200p moving average, it makes an H pattern which becomes a beautiful cup formation and then it screams up to peak A, peak B, peak C, and now we've got a potential PD. This is where I'm suspecting that the financials, this is going to tell us. Remember, I like to think of gold as the go-to place when there are financial geopolitical tensions around the world. Gold gets the benefit. So if gold gets the benefit and it's in peak D in the daily and it's down vague D in the weekly, if the XLF, now this is going to be interesting, I almost took a chance today and then I thought, I don't want to take chances. I want to get some kind of change. There's enough room. If we get a real turnaround in the XLF, you can do something, but this doesn't look good at all. This is a financial, it's up 67 cents today. I'll be back. Every Monday morning I publish the gold report with coverage of gold, silver, bonds, the XAU, HUI, GDX, as well as more than 30 different mining equities. To see for yourself the types of profitable trades that are recommended within the gold report, sign up now by visiting tfnn.com. Don't miss out on the next great gold trade. Sign up today. We've been educating traders for more than 20 years with live programming hosted by a variety of professional traders during market hours. 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We'll be back to it. I want you to show your looks. Silver is actually holding quite well. Down 11 at 22.50, playing catch up to gold. But I suspect that the whole move with gold has been the financial crisis that's ongoing. Therefore, I'm not sure that gold, although it's a peak D in the daily and could be in the weekly if there's a lower high next week, I think it's still in play because this is not going away. It's not like it's going to resolve itself. Now, I'll talk about another time. I don't waste time right now. But are they saying, you know, I spoke about this a long time ago. I said, so mad off all those people get their money back? Are we sending a precedent now that when the stock market crashes, everybody gets their money back? I said that almost it was like equipped. It was not necessary. It was one of those tongue-in-cheek, serious, semi-joking things. And then, and I spoke about it in terms of the age that we're in, the pampering of youth, the pampering of and I'm not blaming them. We've done it. It's just, it happens. These things unfold as a natural consequence of comfortability, which is what happens when the market goes up for a long period of time. So in a sense, nobody's going to be ready for anything really serious that comes about in the economies. And that to me is something that is quite frightening, actually. So now, what is the Fed going to do? What is Janet Yellen going to say? Is she going to say, oh, we're going to do it very selectively, but every time we're under pressure politically, and we are not a political force under any condition. We are the Fed. And we are the brokers of the best interest of the public. So don't even think of us thinking politically, and in terms of being a secretary of the finances, well, all I can say is that the pressure put to bear forces these people to do things that normally they would never do in their own lives. I mean, would they guarantee everybody's money back no matter what it is? So we're in that stage. This is a stage that's just been evolving surreptitiously. Well, for those who are not looking, it's surreptitious. For those who are looking, it's been very, very obvious. So here we are. We're finally there. So what I'm saying is that the financial sector, look at gold. And then gold works its own way through different other reasons. It starts to move up. But that to me was important. Is it going to tell us if gold, I may as well go back to it, if gold slides from the high that was made just over 2,000, it's now in 1955. If it gets back to 1880, I would have to say that the market is suggesting to itself that the crisis, the real crisis for the banking index or the bank sector isn't over, but it's set aside. Okay, just put it that way. Now, I just wanted to show you a high-grade copper at a very nice rally yesterday and another nice rally today. But it's all in the lower range. Look at, I wanted to go to US bonds. Wow, look at this. Bonds pulling back again, made that P.E. right at the 200, look at this inside track. Oh, I didn't do it as an inside track. Resistance level, we're just above it, couldn't hold it, plus the 200, and all these things going against it at the 200-period moving average. And now the bonds are pulling back and means that yields are running a little bit. But I think right now, it's not so much the yields that we're looking at because they stuck in a range. Let's see what the Fed says and how that impacts the market. Crude oil. Crude oil is having a bit of a balance today. It's up a dollar at 68.82. You remember I said, in my patterns, this is what I'd be looking at. This fall, I made this a pink rectangle, and I said I would go to this long sideways rectangle high and I'd go down. So that takes us to about the 64 to 60 area as support. We went down to the 64, trying to rally now. The on balance one, you made a nice V-shaped pattern. The stochastic's trying to turn up. The Magdi, oh, it's improving just a little bit, but it's really very ugly. So it says any balance in oil at this point should have a lot of testing of support levels as it moves up. Maybe it's one strong step higher and two small steps back. But if it's able to keep doing that, then it can get to the 70 to 72 strong resistance areas over the next week or so. I did one other thing, oh, VIX index, and here's the VIX. So the VIX index has come down very sharply under the 200 period moving areas down to $1.91. And this is saying, hey, it might not be all clear, but the participation of fund managers buying on weakness in the market has sort of been curtailed. I didn't want to show you this. You know, I got an expression, a long, narrow rectangle formation can last a lot longer than your patients. Well, lo and behold, let me just go back there. We were in this, look at this, almost two hours, we were trading between $14.19 and the E-mini, one minute chart, and $14.14 was the base. It went to a peak ABCD, within that, pulls back. It went to a peak ABC minus, low-low, then all of these lows for about an hour, and then it went peak ABCD, pulls back, EF. Then it went to the midpoint, remember, I like to draw the midpoint, I don't want to show it now because I'll have to do something to show it, but we had that big blue midpoint from a couple of weeks ago that we tested yesterday. Perfectly, I'll show it in the 10-minute chart. And then we spiked up to peak G, pulls back, and then after G, there's never an H. So I was trying to figure out what it was, but when you get a move like this, once in a while, after 8.30 to about the open 9.30 or even 10, you can get an isolated spike in the one-minute chart that fails. I must say, everything about this looked like it was a D, E, or F. I did actually go short, but then I had to cover it because I was about to do my show, and I just didn't even have a chance to change the stop. I just got out of it. And then, and now it's trading, I got short about, I can't even remember now. I don't remember what the price was. 40.25, I think it was, something like that. Anyway, and here we are at 40.009. But the 10-minute chart made an emphatic peak G with the Magdi much weaker and the stochastic much weaker than it was at that Doji candle peak here at the 1.61 expansion. So this is really important and for the moment that it's a 10-minute chart, so it's just crossing over now to negative and that says, you've got to be careful right now. As I said before, we might have made the days high. It could even be the next 24 hours while tomorrow at this time, the market's kind of waiting to see what the Fed says. With that said, now I can get back to some things that I was asked about. Look, Amazon, look at that. From the low that was made at 8143 back on January the 6th, it spiraled up to where? Look at this, island reversal touches the, what was that? Was that a 300% of the thing it was? 200%, 100% expansion. And then what happens is, at the 200-period moving average resistance, it pulls back, makes an island reversal and that means it leaves a gap, goes to the mainland, comes all the way back down, goes to the 89-ish area, 88, 89 spikes. Now the question is, what about Amazon? And I'm just going to say, I think Amazon has made a low because it is such a complex vehicle. I'm going to call it not the low, at 81.43, but a low. And I don't know whether it's going to come back. That's the internal low. Now the residual lows, where does it make? Was that the residual low six days ago? I'm not sure, I'll talk about it in a moment and I'll tell you what I'd be looking for in Amazon. You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market, you're going to need a crystal ball. After all, it's impossible to predict the future, right? Like any endeavor in life, decide it's impossible. Get some advice from the experts. You might find that it's not so impossible after all. For daily market overviews that give you direction on the key indices, selective stocks, and commodities, subscribe to the Opening Call newsletter at tfnn.com. The Opening Call newsletter is written by Basil Chapman, creator of the trading methodology known as the Chapman Wave. 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This program is brought to you by Vista Gold traded on the NYSE American NTSX under the symbol VGZ. We are looking at Amazon trading up a dollar at $98.90. From the way I'm looking at it, the way it came down from spiking to $115 down to $88, it took a time, it was priced, but it was more time than price and then a big spike up and now it's trying to hold that. It just says to me that Amazon is in the throes of a big digestive phase that is undergoing the first signs of finding support and new buyers. The way I'm looking at it, I think I'm looking at fresh buyers in the move that was up and I also got the feeling from just looking at the way the on balance volume acted that a lot of them either didn't add to this on the position down, they actually got out and now it has to find new buyers. I would be much more impressed if you're already in Amazon, I think you are in the Coda. I would be adding to the position because over the next two days or three days, if it means the market is doing okay, if it's able to close above $100.99, it gets into the one-on-ones, I would then add to that position. I would just hold off for the moment because it's still in this choppy sideways phase. So that's that and Airbnb was the question came up. I love, I've never actually stayed in Airbnb, but from what people tell me, some people have had really good success and other people, yeah, it's okay. Airbnb, A-B-N-B trading at up $3.52, $1.21, $1.92. It's almost the same pattern as Amazon, but here I've got a completely different pattern in the weekly chart. You had that arch formation that has become a cup formation. I think Airbnb is out of the two, Airbnb at $121.92. If it's able to get to $131 in the next week, it's at $121. So that's 10 points. I'll even give it more. I'll say in March, without closing under $109, if it's able to get to $131, no, without closing on $115, the two hundred Airbnb moving out, if it can get to $100, in fact, even if it can get to $100 today's high, it's a hundred round number open, 120 round number, $122.98 was the high. Yes, if it can get to $123.13, just needs to get into the $123. I'd say that to me is a little better chart, especially going to the summer. The next question came in, which was, I probably have missed a whole bunch of questions, now I have it, intermediate term on Airbnb. You see this rectangle that I'm about to draw in the weekly chart. I can do it in the dating, but I'm going to just stick to the weekly chart. I'm even not going to go to the high. I'm going to go there. I'm going to go to the low of the big candle from about five weeks ago that went from about 109 to the 140s. I'm going to say to you that if Airbnb, with a nine-peer moving out, is way over the 14 in the weekly, the magnitude good, 60% okay, not so great, but the on-balance volume is good. I'm going to suggest to you that this on the intermediate term says that I've got to be looking at six to eight weeks. I would say in six to eight weeks, there's a good chance that Airbnb at least has an attempt, it's at 122 right now. It has an attempt to hit the 139 to 131 area. That's why I'm looking at it right now. Next question, okay. Okay, got that, got that, got that. Oh, where can I add to the SEO? SEO is, ah, this is different. SEO is the ProShares Ultra Short. You know, I think that oil has done a huge chunk of what I was looking at, and I would not. This goes with the semiconductors. I think a chunk of this whole, the weakness that we've been looking at in the economy, I think almost two thirds of it is already underway done. I think we're into the final stages. So that just says to me the crude oil doesn't have to go down much from here. 65, 64 to 62, I'd even say to 60. I would consider that really good support. More importantly, it could go sideways, it could go back into the rectangle. Just a momentary outsider going out of the band, and it goes back into the band in the 74, 75 area. I'm not sure right now, maybe I'll have a different opinion in a few days time, but my opinion right now is that I would not be looking at the short side. Would I be looking at the long side? I thought about that last night. I thought, you know, I love the candle that was formed in the continuous contract yesterday. That's the Chapman Wave Roman candle. If we close nicely above it and the on balance volume, it makes a nice V shape, which it's doing. I think there could be a bounce. So I'd be rather looking at the bounce side of oil. I'm not bullish anything, I'm just saying a bounce, and then it goes back into a trading lane. Next question is, let me just find that, Basel. Oh, Shazam says, Basel, thanks a bunch to see more from Lonely Decision, read the semis, your spot on plain and simple semis are in everything. Everything. It's like, I mean, like Kudor still is almost in everything, but that's changing. Yellen, your financial system is safest and most liquid in the world. Yeah, thanks to that. You know, she's part of the administration. She's been part of administrations for a long time. The same way as the guy who wrote that book, that guy from the New York Times, when I heard him at this, he was the guest speaker where I was recently. I was going to go up and speak to him, and I thought, oh, maybe I'll invite him and interview him on my show. And then I thought, you know, from everything he's saying, he's biased, he's married to Janet Yellen. He's known her so long. He's empathetic. And he's an economics reporter, and I know he's doing his best job, but I can see a bias. He didn't say anything very negative about it at all, and I think there have been things that she's done poorly and things that she's done well. I mean, I just want both sides. That's all I want. Okay. Oh, let me just see questions coming in. Questions coming in. Oh, question, where did it go? Oh, it's in the other one. Oh, in my email. FXI, FXI is the, this is the China, remember? I said, I share China launch cap ETF. I'd be ignoring it right now. I think I'm getting ready within about a week or two to say, hey, now it's going to have a decent balance. But right now, I think it's had, it's had a spectacular move going from the 21 area all the way to 33, and then back down to 27. Watch it closely. It's telling us a lot. Next question came in here. See, yeah. So Paul says, it's hard to believe Amazon has no earnings. Well, if you remember in the very beginning, Basel's just pushed every single penny that I, at least from the way I understood it, back into the company. 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Subscribe to the Fibonacci 24-7 newsletter today, TFNN.com, Educating Investors. This segment is brought to you by Think or Swim. For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. Sure, quick update back with the UNG. I don't think it's quite ready. Today's low is 7.16, the low of February was 7.14. How we come out of this is going to be really important in the next few days. If we can get to 8.20 by Friday or Monday, I think we've made a low that's very important. Not the major low, but the daily says that's a low. But right now, I looked at the last nine, and I thought, I've got to give it a little more time. Pat, my silver chart is in leg B and SLV, which I'm using as a benchmark to confirm, also is at a peak B right now. So not a seed. My work didn't give that little hiccup that you might have in yours about six days ago. PRQR, PRQR, I think that's what it was. Yeah, beautiful move. Congratulations, Dan. It's up 12% today, 358, up 40 cents. I've got this as a leg F. It actually could be a brand new leg B, the way the Mancini and Circassica are acting. And the weekly chart, if it goes higher, if it goes into the 3, I'm not going to get off hand, but if it goes into the 370 area, is that a B or is that an alternate count? But either way, this is a really good action. It makes 340 to 315 very strong support. What was the final one that I wanted to do? Oh, quickly, quickly, quickly. PRQR, PRQR. Oh, UNG. I think I did UNG yesterday. So that's what I'd be looking at, UNG. Okay, here we go. So as I'm looking at it today, I think that we've made an inch a day high. It might even be a high through tomorrow morning. Look, here's your PGG right there, the high of 4,031.50 and the E-mini 10-minute chart. And I'd said 4,008 is key to watch. We had 4,010. We've got just a 10 below it. I'm going to put it this way. If there is a close below 4,000, after two o'clock this afternoon, then we could start to see a little bit more of a sell-off with Uncertainty going in tomorrow. But a lot of what we're looking at is already unfolded. The gold is pulled back as the financials are trying to establish something. So the Fed might just give us a little bit of hope for the market to at least feel shoo.