 Hello everyone, Basil Chapman. This is the first day of the week, of the last week of 2020 to December, the 27th Monday. And what are we looking at? We're looking at the Dow up 202 points. That is really important. If it goes above $36,189, that starts with XC. Why do I mention that? Because the S&P is at an all-time high. S&P is now at 4768, absolutely fantastic. All-time high. Leg D in the daily chart of the in-championage methodology. Now what's really going to be quite important this week is how does the QQQs act? How does the semiconductor act? Well, the QQQs up 5.37 and 4.02.29. Really nice. Over all the left side, the recovery highs that remain, trying to tackle the 4.871 all-time high. Yep, it looks like it could do it. And if it does that and goes to 4.09, I have to consider the weekly chart as really a leg C and we should have further highs. But certainly the S&P monthly has gone to a leg B and that says, you can't get a peak D in the chapmary methodology, the fourth highest peak, until 2020, the first quarter of 2020. Let's go to the IWM, which is the Russell 2000. The Russell 2000 now has turned around, was down. Now it's up a $1.41 and 223.44. It's being carried up. It's bumping up against the 50-period moving average resistance. And it's kind of lagging badly, but it is trying to play catch up. Gold is now up $1.05 in 18.13. Just kind of stuck in this range. If it starts to trade in the 18.20s, I'd say that's much, much better action. And it needs to do that two out of three sessions. And it says, ah, finally, I'm rid of that 1800 level. That can be support. It was resistance. Next thing we're looking at here is crude oil. Crude oil is looking not bad. Oh, not bad. It's now very good up to at 75.81. Bitcoin has had a bit of a rally at up $4.55 and $51,015. It's trying to make a little cup formation to turn around. And the TLT, that's going to be important, up $0.25 and $1.4877 says, you know what? Rates are not an issue right now. They haven't broken out. They haven't broken down. It just kind of stuck in a range. So with that said, the VIX index, which is a volatility index, which is a measure of fear, is down at the 18.24 area. And that just suggests down in the 18s, in the 17s says, buying is going to keep coming in. A sudden spike to the upside into the 20. I'd even say it needs to get to the 21s to say, whoops, now we're back to being very cautious. But at this particular point, things are looking much, much better. I'm going to hand you over to Larry Bissevento coming up. Great programming. I don't know if the Tiger Dollars are still up. They were up up until the weekend. If they are, check it out.