 Good afternoon, everyone. This is the 4 o'clock Tiger Fine National News Network market wrap-up for the week Friday the 15th of September. Basil Chapman here. We're looking at the Dow down 288 to 34,618. Giving back, well, it gave back more than the gains of yesterday in the sense that it gapped down from yesterday's open and it closed lower. So this is a very interesting, this little pattern that you can see on the data chart on the left. See what happened? It went above the inside track repellent zone. It got a propellant to push to the upside yesterday. Now it's back in that zone. And you can see that S says that the nine-period moving average went back to negative after being positive for a day. And that just says the cell mode so far is continuing in the Dow, looking at the S&P. Here we are. S&P was down 54 at 44,050, also gapped down. Went right to the 50-period moving average. If at any point this coming week, certainly the beginning of the week, it takes out 4430 support, that's going to be a big problem. It has to go above the high that was made yesterday, which was 43.11. I'd have to say 43.20 would be very good action if it can do that by Tuesday of next week. All the weekly charts are still holding really well. It's the daily charts that have been quite poor. QQQ talk about poor. Look at this. QQQ slumps today are getting repelled at that inside track repellent zone. And what happens? It closes down 647 at 370.80. If it starts to trade in the 360, A367 level early next week, that's going to be a problem. It makes this arch formation that we always look at the dreaded age. And we're looking at the upside has to be a 379 to 382 for any semblance of a recovery. The S&P is a horrible day. And I always think that where the semiconductors go, so the general market goes and so for a very ugly day today, look at this H pattern in the weekly chart. If the S&P semiconductors next week close any day below 141, that's going to be a real big problem for the weekly chart. It'll be the first time you get that kind of pattern. The IWM was very weak. It's stalled right at the 200 period moving average. Can't get above it. It was down a dollar and a half to 180 feet. Gold at a good session, but it couldn't close at the high of the day. It's trying to form establish some kind of support. But as long as the dollar, which is still looking very good, keeps rallying, that's going to be a big positive for the market and yields. Weekend and we will see what my day.