 Basel Chapman, what's going on? I talked about off to the races, there are some stocks that are lying in the last few days that have done unbelievable things, things we haven't seen since we had, what was it? With an A, what was that? Stockweight Amigo, what was it called? Iomega. Iomega, that's it. Yeah. It was an Iomega. What Basel is saying here, folks, there's no doubt, this is a 99-2000 market. They actually have to, well, the last- It's probably the early part of 99 because the general public isn't into this. These are now traders that have just become traders, I think, that's the way it looks. But at the end of 99, I remember playing tennis indoors and even on the court, you could have a ticker so that you could actually see what CNBC was showing for the stock market while you were playing. I remember going to a barber shop and the barber had his little TV on and it had, so we haven't got to that point. But this is very much, I mean, I've been talking about this for a few years. I've been saying to you, this is the most silent, mega-bull market I've ever come across. This is the first time we've actually seen some participation by the general public. One of the tag is just bringing something up great that the differential here, folks, is that zero trading cost. When we were starting, that trading cost was huge, man. $70, I mean, it was a lot of money just for one to go in and then you had to pay to get out. That's right. And that never talked about, not even talking about the spread. The spread, you'd lose either $62.50, $125, just coming into it. That was either $16th or an eighth, folks, in between it. That is, the bottom line now, retail, you get zero cost and we're talking a penny-wide market. So it's pretty cool, man. I mean, that's the bottom line now. Not only that, Tom, we didn't see the prices most of the time. Yeah. You just kind of, you put in your order, in those days, you didn't, some people were sophisticated enough to have an exact buy order, but most people said, I want to go long. Yeah. So things are very different and certainly what we're looking at here, the instantaneousness of doing everything, and that includes the internet, media, any particular news item, and that's being reflected in this condensed time. And that's one of the things that I've been talking about for a little while, that possibly my contention was that it was a megawall market that was interrupted by a medical phenomenon. So that means that it was incomplete. And I think that the speed with which we have gotten back, certainly in the cues to all-time highs, is reflective of the speed that is going on just in our general lives. And I think that that's kind of, to make it simple, I think that that's kind of what we've seen. We've seen everything speeded up, but the percentage was a 39% on the down, on the downside, so the percentage is the same, it's just the speed. So talking about the brokers, we actually, we've been along one of the broker, an ETF. Okay. And that just about from the day after the low, we ended about 45, some subscribers were able to get in at 45, 65. And it's trading right now at 66, 47. Wow. Nice. Look at this pattern here. I remember there's a technique that I use called the Chapman Way Stork Leg Formation. So the Stork Leg has this long move up from the low of 42, 54, and it gets to around about the 56, 59 area. And the whole thing about this pattern is it must look like an oval. So there it is. It's a very good oval. And then it breaks out. And when it breaks out, that's, so this is the leg. This is the body on the left side is the daily chart. Here's the body. And look at the stochastic is holding, the MACD is holding well. Stochastic pulled back, but price held above the nine period exponential moving average. And then it broke out. And we are still long. It's trading now at 66, 47, made around number 67 high. Now that I am expecting a little higher, yes, when this particular pattern breaks out in a certain manner, it becomes like a one to one to the upside. You can see it in the weekly, but you can actually see that pattern in the condensed form in the Dow, which we're also long from the very day of March the 23rd. And then we bought the diamonds as well at about 21,000. Yeah, this pattern. So this is the same thing, but it's getting closer to the pattern that I talk about. We're called a Chapman Way one to one parallel extension. And the reason I call it a parallel extension is at the angle that you go up, once you break out after the sideways moving, it needs to be an oval, it takes on the same angle. And you can see at this particular moment, we've got exactly the same angle. So those are the techniques that I discuss and I go into detail with my subscribers. And of course, you spoke about the webinars that I've done. And it's really important that we're, you know, peak D. I'll just do this real quickly to show. I'm always looking for four higher peaks from an identifiable low, label them alphabetically in sequence. A, peak B, peak C, peak D. It can go to E, F and G, but it's a D that other things can happen. So I'll just move this away and I'll show you something very interesting. Monthly chart, peak D at 29,568, plummets down to 18,213. That's a good example of a D that certainly fell sharpie. Here's the D in the weekly chart. The same thing on the week of the 14th of February comes out. So here we've got a leg D. The difference just of this moment is that the moving average conversion size versions is still very strong. The stochastic is way up at 95, almost 96% and flat. And that's really good. Every book on technical analysis labels the stochastic that if you're over 80%, that's overboard. And if you're under 20%, that's oversold. I said, no, it's the exact opposite. If you're over 80%, you want to stay over 80% because then you look how many times it's been over 80% and look how the market has risen. You want to be in that area 85% to 95%. That's good. So far, all the technicals are good, but we are at D. So we've got to be a little bit careful here. But so far, everything sort of looks as if we've got a little more upside to go. We are getting this. No question we're getting overboard. But if we constantly rotate, it means that there could be a chance in the next three to seven sessions where those little baby stocks like the bankrupt stocks and the ones that we've been talking about with those players, Robinhood players, maybe they get to start to have a big pullback and then money comes back into some of the cyclicals that we're looking at. Some of the cyclicals have done extremely well, like a United US Steel. So I think as long as we can rotate, that means we've got very good support and we can use time rather than price in the consolidation if there is one. So as I'm looking at it, we're going to remain long. We've got some very nice positions. Stock I mentioned the other day, FireEye, if I can get to it right here, is actually up very nicely today. We've only had a very short one and it's up about 16%. So we're now going for lower price stocks, because I think we want to be a little bit careful now with our money. And folks, really easy to get thousands of news data. Move to our website at TFNN. You'll see it right under featured content. You hit subscribe, the opening call. Bouncy, you have a great night, safe night. Of course, we look forward to program tomorrow. Thank you very much, Tom. You too. Thank you. Stay right there, folks. Come right back.