 Hi folks, Basel Chapman here for the 11 o'clock Tiger Financial News Network market update. The Dow is up 62 with $35,984. So you're stuck in this little range of between that nine and 14 per cent in the daily chart. It's just stuck here. Magnets turned down stochastics at 59 per cent, on-bounds volumes pullback sharply, relative strength is turned back sharply. There is some residual strength, and you can see that in the overall market in the different sectors, but the Dow just doesn't seem to be able to find its energy since it made its $36,565 all-time high at the beginning of the week. And now we're looking at, just make it simple, $36,272. Above that, anytime next week says, hey, there's enough residual strength. Maybe you can even retest the highs, but that's where we're looking at it now. Any close below $35,850 says, nah, this is a problem right now. My thinking is that there's a bit of a problem. But look at the S&P. The S&P, they're 500 stocks acting a little bit better. They were acting better all week. In fact, they have pulled back from the high of $47,18.50 at peak D in the Chapman wave on the daily pullback. And now they're holding the nine-period moving average up $18 at $46,67. If they can start trading the $46,87 or higher area sometime next week, that's good. Any pullback under the $46,28 says, nah, you've got to be real careful. We're also looking at the QQQ, NDX100 trading vehicle. We're looking at it up 2.63, nice bounce, $393 above the nine-period moving average, but it's way below the $499 high that was made last Friday, a week ago. So it needs to get to the $398 level to say, I've got enough strength to try to tackle the highs. In the meantime, the IWM, the Russell 2000 small caps is trading down $0.16. It's kind of stuck off. It's all-time high. You're looking at gold, gold right now is trading up. Now it's about unchanged at $18.60. If you're holding all of this week's really good gains, you're looking at the dollar, and this is really interesting. The dollar is holding quite nicely. It's down 66 at $95.10, having made a recovery high in a recovery high. In fact, in a yearly recovery high, acting quite well. Crude oil has been stuck in the range, making lower highs and lower lows. And we'll see how that trades over the coming week. I didn't do anything today. I'm going to show the Tiger technicians out on the TLT. We're watching it real closely. It's in 147, and we'll do a little bit more of it coming up on Monday. Say, Junior, you've got Larry Presavento, you've got Thinkorswim, Steve Rhodes, Dave White, and Tom O'Brien raps it up. Have a wonderful weekend. See you on Monday, Basel Chapman sign.