 1001 Basel Chapman here on this Tuesday, January the 4th, and we're looking at the 10 o'clock stock market update here at Tiger Financial News Network. We're up 264 and an all-time eye on the Dow at $36,852. We were anticipating in the Chapman Way methodology a leg D, we've got that leg D, and we'll see what happens often so the coming few days, but that's really important, all-time high. Looking at the S&P, S&P 500 is also looking good, it is a leg F at an all-time high at 4813, up 17, very, very good action. The QQQ index 100 lagging, it is down $1.10 at 400, and this is going to be very interesting because what we're looking at is that there's a diversion. I've been speaking about this for some time, the index 100 is not participating like it should. IWM, the Russell 2000, is doing quite nicely. It is up $0.65 at 225.97. Funnily enough, the Russell 2000 value stock index is actually up even nicer. IWM is trading up $162 at $169. A nice leg C acting pretty well means that value is coming back a little bit, and that's going to be very interesting. Looking at gold, gold had a huge down day yesterday. Today is trying to rally some, it is up $11 at $1812, that's good action. As I said, gold is in play within a rectangle formation, just up and up and down. The dollar did very nicely yesterday. What is it doing today? The dollar is up $12 ticks at $96.34 in the rectangle formation as well. Crude oil, this is going to be very interesting. Crude oil is rallying nicely. It's also making a leg D in its daily chart. It's at $77.26 up to $20. This is the story, the TBT, that is the inverse of bonds, went right to the 200 period moving average in leg D and the TLT itself, probably just trying to bounce a little bit today, had a huge down move yesterday, still down 21 ticks at $144.09. The yields are running sharply. That was the chapter. I'll be back for my Tiger Technicians Hour and check out my opening for all my daily newsletter. Be back in a few moments. Hope you can stay. Otherwise, see you tomorrow.