 The following is a presentation of TFNN, The Tiger Technician Hour. With your host, Basil Chapman, call now toll-free at 1-877-927-6648. Good morning, everyone. Basil Chapman here on this Wednesday, the 5th of July. I hope everyone had a great long weekend, great 4th. We're looking at the Dow down 138 to 34,280. Now, this is fascinating why, because there is the potential here, just on a very short term basis, to see some double topping formation, just like near term, like first couple of days of this week, shortened week that is, and I'll explain why. Look, the night period moving average is still very strong over the 14th of the Dow. That makes the whole area of 34,140 to 34,060 is the two moving averages that are still very positive, key support. The MACD is good, not great, but good. The stochastic is kind of weak as 67% on balances, volume is very weak. So my thinking here is that we've got kind of a divergence within the technical indicators. The weekly chart at a peak D is still very strong. Remember the Chapman wave, we're always looking for four higher peaks to confirm a bi-signal to a bi-mode that completes the designation of bi-mode. It doesn't mean that the bi-mode stops. It means that the objective was reached, that first real big objective of a peak D, and then other things can happen. That's exactly what we saw, 34,588 on the 16th of June, pulls back 1,000 points to 32,060, and has a very nice counter-trend rally. I shouldn't say counter-trend, we don't know yet whether it's going to go higher. My suspicion is we're bumping into some kind of resistance, and I'll show you why. Look, here's the S&P, SBX.X, S&P went a little higher than the 44, 48.47 high, I think around about the 16th or so of June. It pulls back to the 14-bit moving average at about 43,40, 100 point down, and then it rallies and it makes a new recovery high. That new recovery high improved the weekly chart. Now there's a chance that we have an instant restart with the leg F, maybe an F slash B for an instant restart, because the technicals are all very strong. Look at that monthly chart. This is a new leg C. The MACD turned up. The stochastic is at 72 percent, gives it room to go to the 80 percent, which will be great, but this is also where you can see some kind of double topping. For instance, 44, 48.47 was the high. Let me just show you this right here. I should have put in the date that was on the 16th, same as the Dow, and then we retested it on the 30th, week and a half later, two weeks later, at 44, 58, 48. Well, that's 10 points higher. That isn't just slightly higher. That's higher, but we've had two days of consolidation so far. If you look at the MACD, the MACD is not anywhere as strong as it was on the 16th. It's good, but it's not great. The stochastic is over 80 percent at 84. It isn't as strong as it was, but this is rallying, it's strong. The unbalanced volume is just hinting that it is struggling a little bit, and if you look at the regulatory strength, the regulatory strength is good. All of us are saying, yeah, we can have a short-term pullback, but so far the nine is way above the 14, the price is way above the nine of the daily. The same thing in the week. All of this is instrumental for me to say, other than a short position we took today in a particular sector that I think is just near-term weekend, we might just go in for, we might be up by the end of the day, or it might be just two days or so. Mostly we're waiting for a pullback because there are some stocks that we have that we would like to add to that have done really well. Even today it's up almost three percent. I'm trying to get to add to the position. We've got much lower down with a really nice gain and a very short term. Just one pullback, the ones that are strong, just remain strong in this environment. With that said, there is a chance for a little double-topping pattern right here. That's just a pullback that I'm looking at. The QQQ says the same sort of thing. The QQQ is the NDX100 Trading Vehicle, the Investment QQQ Trust Series. Here we are, 372.85 was the high, I think also on the 16th. On the 16th, yep, and then it pulls back down to the 358, 57, 59 level. PkA, this is a gray-legged B, could be even an alternate count. Nice move up, up 40 cents a day, 370.69. But the MACD hasn't crossed positive. The SCACASIC is still weaker, 73. The on-bounds volume is good, but that nine above the 14 says, don't mess with me. I am still showing internal strength and that weekly chart is the same thing. Monthly chart is a very strong leg A. This is just an A. Can you believe it from the low of October at 254.36? We are still making every single month since then. We've made a higher high and actually a higher low. That's the definition of a wall phase. So this is really positive. And the work I did over the weekend, I didn't have all that much time for a couple of days of the weekend I was out of town. But now that I'm looking at this over the last couple of days, I did do a subscriber newsletter on Monday, a very quick one I put out. Well, I put it out. I did quite a bit of work for it. But it didn't do very much at all. But it at least kept me in the game here because I'd love to do daily work because it keeps, you've got your finger on the pulse. And that's the main thing. When things are totally automated, you're doing what you're supposed to do, but you don't. It's like sitting in a little go-kart where you're just like an inch and a half off the ground. You really get a feel for the bumps, etc. Just the same thing here. But look at this, the IWM, the Russell 2000, started to show some strength. And then the more work I did over the weekend, the more I said, this constantly has a very good couple of sessions, even leads on certain days. And then it just gives it up. And today it's down $1.26 at $186.39. The previous high was, that was on the 14th at $189.24. And then the level on Monday was $188.84. I mean, that's really close. But you can see the magnitude, either it has to cross positive today or it's going to deflate lower. The stochastic is 72%. It's under the 80%. On balance, I didn't have a good rally, but not as good as the one previous and went to that recovery high. So I'm looking at this and I'm saying, still don't see leadership in the Russell 2000. Now let me go to the SMHs. The SMHs at this particular point are down a little bit, down 1.08 at $152.54. The move that it had round about the 16th was up in the $155.94 range and pulls back quite sharp. It's the 146th as in it bounces. And on Monday it went to $154.07. And the way I'm looking at this is that that MACD is still very weak. That stochastic is still very weak. That on balance is very weak. The retro strength is quite good, flat, but that nine-speed moving average is still above the 14th. But my eye says that there's a chance that the SMHs pull back a little bit here. That'll impact the general market a little bit. And then we'll see what happens because the internal strength is still pervasive. Very closely. I'll just go to gold as we go to the break. Gold is down three at 1930. I don't see gold moving just yet. I think it's starting to prepare in the weekly chart that the pair is not actually doing it. I'll be back to $1,138. I'll be right back, Basilchef, and tight the two years to sell on Wednesday, the 7th of July. Tigers and Tigresses get ready for our annual Fourth of July Tiger Dollar sale. From now until July 7th, you can receive a 20, 30, or even a 40% bonus when you purchase Tiger Dollars. Tiger Dollars are automatically applied to your account and can be used for all subscriptions and purchases. Don't wait. This sale ends July 7th. 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And that says to me with the MACD strongly down with the histogram expanding, that's the vertical line between those two moving average with the stochastic at 20%, it looks to me like the weekly chart wants to go to the teens and then we'll have a look. But there is a bounce in the data chart and that bounce had to move up with the price, but not really as much as you would think. It was pretty good when you consider the 1900 level that was on the 29th of June and today's high is 1942, but 42 points, it's done that on the downside in a split second. So I'm just looking at gold and I just don't think it's ready yet for prime time, I think it's priming to do that, but you can see the silver's acting way better at back the 200-period moving average which was supported and then became resistance, now it's resistance again at 23.42 up 24 cents now. This is going to be really fascinating. Let me just put that in here. This is usually what I call a gray A and a gray B, meaning I haven't yet gotten to a buy signal or buy mode, it's just trying to elevate itself. But that weekly chart, that big red candle, I like to see big red candles filled at least halfway, very quickly. Well, we're getting to halfway and this is the second week, so if silver, and I've been saying for a little while, we don't have silver for subscribers to the opening call, I'm kind of fascinated by it and I'm going to do a lot more work on it this week, but silver has, you remember gold at some point, gold had a little bit of practical usage, but mostly it was a currency of fear, that's what I've always called it. Gold is a currency of fear, it really relates directly to the financial, to the XLF and the financials itself. The other, because countries, not just regular human beings, but countries and big, big institutions are the buyers of gold and make a difference. Silver decades ago, because of the silver component in film, had a practical usage as well. Now there's some practical usage in the battery, in the application and the way that it's processed, in the battery technology, so I think there's a bit of a difference now in looking at the two, so the one is an emotional response to anything that has to do with military or financial worries, that's the gold. Silver piggybacks, but mostly I look at silver and say, if there's a practical application, you remember about eight months ago, I think it was, I said, let's continue to look at the different icons that I use, for instance, bonds, I call bondy, crude oil, I call crudey, dollar, I call dolly, gold is goldy and the vixy is vixy and I say, bondy, crudey, dolly, goldy and vixy have over the last six or eight months, really had completely diverse trajectories to what I had always looked at. There used to be a relationship that when the dollar pulled back, crude oil would rally or when crude oil rallyed, dollar would pull back, when the dollar pulled back, gold would rally and all of those are out the window, the vixy index, even the vixy index with the vix today is up 59 cents at 14.16. The dollar's only down $130, the S&P's actually fractionally down $5, so all of those relationships have just, I wouldn't say they're out the window, they'll come back, but for me, they haven't got the same relationships. So that's the same thing that I'm looking at. I've said that even in your looking at different sectors, consider that within the sector, you can have a whole diverse way. I mean, Intel is looking completely different to say Nvidia and I just keep thinking that way. Now, what's really important about Silver is that there's a much higher level of consolidation. If you look at the weekly and you look at the monthly chart, if that remains, there's a chance that at some point in 2023, Silver actually has on a percentage basis a nicer run to the upside than gold. I'm just putting that out there and that's kind of what I'm looking at. And now the next thing I want to move over is the high-grade copper. This is kind of a review, although it's a Wednesday, it'll be a review for the week. A high-grade copper is down a fraction, it's a 3.78 in a continuous contract, holding quite well. But look already, what's happened in the weekly chart, lower lows and lower highs? What does that tell you? It tells that copper's been struggling. You know, I always put it together with wood, the iShares Global Timber and Forestry ETF because it's kind of international look at economies. And I was to say to you that there's been a slowdown, not a crash or anything, but a slowdown in wood. And if you look at the HGX, and I like to always tie these things together, the HGX went to a peak E. This is the Philadelphia Housing Index. How do you explain this? Under all the circumstances that we're looking at, how do you say the HGX three days ago, Friday, went to an all-time high? 538.36 was the high May of 2021, and 550, let me give you the exact figure, I'll have to type that in so I've got it on record, 550.44 was the higher couple of days ago. What's the Fed going to do? And this is the fascinating thing for me, if I was at the Fed, if I was using the parameters all the trajectories and all the different statistics that they get, the data, I'd be tearing my hair out. What can I say? It's frustrating because you don't have the normality that we would normally, that just the traditional way of looking at markets. When the housing sector is an all-time high, you would expect the markets to be at all-time highs. You'd expect a lot of things. So there's this huge divergence between the practicality and the reality. One thing we're looking at here, and I'm in this category for a long time now, we've just my wife and I in the house, we have family coming in and out and all that, but basically we don't have to have this kind of size place. I mean, I like it because at 11 o'clock at night, if I want to play my clarinet, I can tutel away as loud as I want. It doesn't hurt any like it. You can't do that in an apartment or anything complex like where you've got neighbors right next door. I've got space around you. So for me, it suits me fine, but I have a lot of friends in the same category, empty nesters. Where do you go? You sell your place for a really good profit because most of us got houses decades and decades ago. And then what do you spend the same amount of money to buy, say, a three-bedroom or two-bedroom with a nice study or something where you can have guests? That's the dilemma. That's why the houses aren't moving and they will move if there's some kind of a reason. I have an idea where there could be a resolution, but it isn't yet. So I'm saying that the divergence that we're looking at between the housing sector and in fact, they should be down at the lows if this is such a bad economy. And if anybody's traveling lately, full planes. In fact, on the plane, I was on Sunday, 25 people got $1,000 each to get off the plane because it was very, very hot from Salt Lake City and to get the plane to take off that. Steve Rhodes started his trading career as a student almost 20 years ago and the student has now become the master. Steve won the prestigious Timer of the Year award in 2018 and barely missed that mark again in 2019, finishing it number two for the year, an amazing accomplishment. 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And yet this one's gone quite a bit above the high that was made earlier this year. And the monthly chart has gone to a leg B trying to get out of the chat wave inside track repellent zone. So that's telling me that the industry, then if you look at stocks like I showed this last week, JetBlue, JetBlue trading at 9.05 up four cents has the same pattern, hasn't gotten to the left side high that was made back in March or February. February the 3rd, 9.35 was the high and it's trading pretty well. I mean, on Monday it hit 9.08. So and the weekly chart is looking way better. The monthly chart still looks horrible. But the reason is, and I'm pretty sure I thought about this earlier on, I mean, I've had a year of quite a lot of traveling and just stuff that we just needed to do, couldn't do it over the last two years and just needed to do it. And quick trips, trips nevertheless, and some of them fly. And this is what the airlines have done. First of all, oil prices have been stable to down number one. Number two is they've cut back on the flights a lot so that they have full flights. And it's easier for them on a full flight every once in a while, just as it doesn't happen every time. But it was such a hot day taking off on Sunday that they couldn't fly. It's the same thing that happened to Marat and I, we were in Sydney back in 2021, was it? Just as the flu outbreak, sorry, the COVID outbreak was starting in Sydney, Australia. I even took a picture of the ship that was the Sydney Marat for 3000 passengers on this huge ship. I said, wow, everybody comes off and it goes back on. And then two days later, looking at that same princess, whatever it was, was the boat that went off to Japan. There was this whole situation. Anyway, so really what's happened is they've decided, the airlines that we will cut back and then they haven't got a choice. I overheard some pilots talking at a restaurant we're at. God, he had a loud voice. Anyway, he was talking about, he was a Delta pilot. He was talking about what's going on with the Delta pilots and all that. And they just short-staffed. I mean, they are pushing the limits. And therefore, they would love to expand. They'd actually like to have their full fleet out there with all the pilots and they would have all these passengers. So what they've done is they've tightened it up. And that means that they all start to make profits. I just showed you JetBlue. Let me just look at Delta. Delta, oh, look at that beautiful chart. Delta. Always say, kind of, it's got to appeal to them. You've got to buy the stock to pay for your effort. So look at this. It's up 48.55, up 60 cents today. A beautiful A, B legs, C in the weekly chart. Starting to improve to try to get to that high of the March of 2021, which is up at the 52, 28 level. And yeah, it is only 48.57 like three. I mean, you know, you're three, four, five points away. You could do that. This is really good action. And they've got a few flights, but they are packing the planes like sardines. Now that's just been too polite to the sardines. Anyway, so this is really fascinating to me. And I think that what we're looking at here is this is the first time that the airlines in the last five years, especially since they've made everything so a la carte so that you pay for almost everything. I mean, no food, seven hours, six hours or something. Food. But anyway, so with that in mind, I'm saying that this market, this holy economic environment is a tough one to analyze as an economist because you've got your left hand, you've got your right hand, which you're always waving because on the left hand, this and on the right hand that. But in fact, there are those, you know, I took a matter by from Kate and Mark and I said the other day, it's not, it's trying for Kate. It's, it's quadrupling. I mean, there are so many diverse things that we each one would give you a different opinion to what you had in the other, other using the other data. So I'm looking at this. I'm saying I love what's going on. That's why we're still long the Dow. I like what I'm seeing. I like the fact that the, you've got this rotation going on. There is, there is a big pullback in some of the AI stocks in some of the others in the AI area, not necessarily purely AI artificial intelligence. We've got a stock that's in that area, but it's not quite, and it's doing really well. I wish we had more. I would like to get more on a pullback. And that's the way this market should be. You should be wishing that. Remember, Dave, Dave, like you said, rather than wishing you were out, by the way, wishing you were in, what did you say? Wishing you were out, what, what, what, what? Rather be wishing you were out when it goes against you than wishing you were in when it's, oh, I can't remember. Sorry Dave. But it was a great expression. Some will come up with the exact wording. But in fact, this is one of those cases where you would like to be adding, it's better to be wanting to add than to be in the wrong position. That's where you want to want to get it. Better to be out wishing you were in, than in wishing you were out. Oh, thank you, Dan and the Den. What a wonderful expression that is. All right. So we've got that out the way. Look at the IYT itself. This is the industrials. This is the iShares Dow Jones Transportation Average Index Fund. This is a very nice move. Very much like the jets, the U.S. Airlines, the CSX. This is CSX, which is also at a very nice run. This is the rails. So when you look at this, you've got to say, this economy is really doing well. If you go at any airport, you see thousands and thousands of people. And people, the tickets are not inexpensive. These tickets are expensive. And people are paying up for it. So at this particular point, the fairly must be saying to themselves, well, we've got deflation in certain areas. Let me just show you this here. Here's wheat. Dust wheat. I made a peak E right at the 200 period moving average. Remember, I was talking about this two and a half weeks ago, I said, whoops, we're right at the 200 period moving average. Watch out for a pullback from this leg E. And then it became a peak E at the 200 period moving average. We're also some food numbers, but that wasn't as important to me as the 200 period moving average. Look at that slide from the 760s down to where we are today, 662. Look at soybeans. Now this is a little different. Soybeans acting very well. So yeah, you've got the diversions within the grains themselves. The other day they were in unison, a sudden spike to a leg D, but the breakout has the 9 period moving average way over the 14. The mag D is strong. Stochastic is at 82%. Unbalanced volume is strong in the daily. The weekly chart has improved tremendously. So that's a good side. Look at the corn. Corn has not only gone down, but it's gone below the left side. This is the Eiffel Tower. Straight up, leg A goes to peak A and it comes straight down and takes out the left side low. Look at this peak C1, C2 in the monthly chart. So reaches down very sharply from the 600 area down to the 482 level we're at right now. So that's a deflationary aspect. Not quite because you've still got what was it? Soybeans were acting quite well. So that's the type of thing we're looking at. Big divergence all over the show. Try to be in the specific areas that are working. That's another reason why I said, you guys, we don't want to try to go to areas that haven't been working. If you think we'll work, we want to go to what's working. And that's where we are. I'll be right back. Battle Chapman down 109 coming back a little bit. Tigers and Tigers get ready for our annual 4th of July Tiger Dollar sale. 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This program is brought to you by Vistagold, traded on the NYSE American and TSX under the symbol VGZ. We've got a question about BioXL Therapeutics BTAI, trading at $9.42 up to $1.56. There was a biotech, so there was some bad news coming out all of a sudden on the 28th of June. The next day, the high is $9.46, the low is $5.88. Well, the rule of three that Dave White used to talk about works here, but I have a different interpretation of the way I use gaps. This one fits the two to three sessions to try to close above the gap high, and that would be $9.46 high today, so for $9.55 is trading at $9.40 right now. So if it's able to do that, what happens is normally I'd be looking at the middle of the candle, the ugly candle that's at about $7.60 as key support on any pullback. And then it should worm its way towards the $7.26 level, which is the pink nine period exponential moving average. It's a huge distance, but in biotech sometimes you get this, but if you look at the character of this particular stock, I do not like stocks that have a character of big candles, red candles that don't get fully filled and then goes down to another big gap down or red candle. And this one has that. So now it's got the third one in a matter of months. In the week of the 10th of March, it had a high of $30.53 and a low of $20.26. Then it comes back, can't make that high, fails, and then it has an ugly candle with a lower than that gap previous gap down candle. And although he has $17.27 to 17, I mean, 10 bucks. And then the last one was the biggest of all. It went from on the 30th, the week of the 30th of June goes from 19.07 to $5.88. So my eye says it is a biotech. And we see this happening all the time in not all, but many biotechs. And you can actually just look at a chart back and say, oh, yeah, that must be a biotech. By the way, the monthly candles work because they have these long wicks. Look at this. It has long wicks at that high that was made back in July of 2020 at 71.50. So all I can say is that Dan, I know you've done your homework on this. I'm not going to disagree with anything that you've typed up here, but I am going to say that the way I would look at this is that the low that was made because within two days, it didn't even touch or didn't even get close to the low of 8.46. Sorry, of he would have loved to have heard that. Sorry, 5.88. And here it is over $2 higher. So this is a very good sign saying there was a little too much emotion attached to this particular sell off. Therefore, there can be a decent balance. Is this the low? Oh, it's such a tough thing to do in the biotech. I think what you do is perfect because you do your homework. You're always looking at what's coming out, what the FDA says, what they've got in the pipeline. That's the best way to do it. But I would just say to you as a longer term buy and hold, which is something that you like to do every once in a while. My eye says that BTAI, BioXL, therapeutics, should try to get to the between 12 and 14 over a period of some weeks. The quicker it does it, the better that it does it, the quicker the weekly chart, which really took a hit, the quicker the technicals will start to improve. And that's what you want to see. The big question for me is, if it's a long term buy and hold, where would I put a stop? Because if it takes out a certain level, perhaps it's going to go down to such a low point that you just sit there and you have no choice but to treat it as a long term buy and hold. I don't want that. I'm going to say to you, if it gets close to the doji candle of the 30th, which has a high of 712, 714, and a low of 642, if it gets even close to that, I'd be a little careful. I wouldn't be adding to it. I'd rather be adding on strength at this particular point. I would have a certain, well, I'm not going to tell you what to do because he's always very good at that. But what I personally would look at is to split positions and still only have not even more than a half position until I really feel comfortable that there's news coming out. There's going to counteract whatever the negative was, because the last time it didn't do that. It hit the 200 moving average resistance, and that just repelled the price. It could not get above it. Hope that helps you. Next person came in. Could I look at the XLF and Bank of America. XLF, yeah, nice move up over the 200 moving average last week. I was saying that's probably a target, and that's probably going to be a magnet level, and it is 33.72 down only 18 cents now. Is this a brand new leg B or is this a G slash B? Because it never took out the original low, I'm calling it a G slash B. I've been wanting to do this for a long time. I haven't. And that is to give a preference in my wave count to say rather than G, it's probably a B, but I need to be careful and say G and call it a BG. Never just have a total confusion. So I'm calling this a G slash B. The technicals have improved. The stochastic is okay. The on-balance volume is lousy. The rental strength is quite good, and the 90 is over the 14. So I do like it, and it's gone to a leg C in the weekly chart. Could this be the slow grind to the upside that we've been anticipating should happen to the financials at some point? I'm beginning to think this is the start of it. It might need more consolidation, and Bank of America is, look at the weekly chart. This is really telling you it needs more time. So let's look at it again once a day Wednesday. Let's look at it again maybe Friday or Monday. I want to see what it does over a period of days. If it's really holding well, that could be the sign to say, you know what the financials are going to finally participate and then lead. That's what we really want to see. So a couple of other questions came in. Oh yes, quickly. Apple, it doesn't have to be quickly. Apple made a, I'm calling this a peak C. There's no other way I can count this. So I think there could be one little pop to the upside to make that leg D, and it looks to me just on a very short term basis that Apple's becoming a little toppy. Not that anything is technically wrong, but if I use my usual indicators, like 194.44 was the high on Friday, slightly lower high with an inside bar on Monday. And today, almost an inside bar, but not quite. And it's a leg D in the weekly chart. But if look at the technicals in the weekly chart, this is just fantastic. Everything has positive except one of the things giving you a clue that we're a tad toppy. And that's the on balance volume is overboard. That's the only thing I talk about is being overboard and oversold. I don't use that technique in any other form. I do use it for the on balance one in the blue line. But look at this stochastic. Since April, it's been flattened in the 95 ish area in the mid 90s. 90% that's good. You'll see no textbook that says flattened above 80% is good. They will say over talk above 80% oversold below 20%. I said, that's completely wrong. Change the text for that. It's really positive of above 90%, especially 95%. I'll be back. That's about 122. It's just down six. 30 or even a 40% bonus. As an added bonus, every order comes with a special TFNN mug. Happy fourth Tigers TFNN educating investors. the year. There's no cash or added costs when you join our community of traders in the Tigers Den. 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And one of the things about Tesla that I've been noting for some time, and unfortunately we don't have Tesla, I should really have got it, once it crossed positive on the nine-period moving average right, yeah, the 170-something, back around about the 22nd of May, I should just say, okay, everything's there, nice, wide, nine-period over the 14, MACD is good. I just, I was so busy looking at it just because I have all these questions about Tesla. But as the months have progressed, my thinking here is that there's a chance that Apple's going to, Amazon's going to produce the same kind of thing that Apple did a long time. You know, Apple got to become a service-oriented company, so they got this income stream. So Tesla's going to do the same thing. It's not just about cars, it's about the charging stations. I mean, they're going to be able to charge for the charging stations, all the others that need to use it. I think Tesla's building a really nice income stream base. Back to the branch, I am expecting some kind of a pullback today. We've got some of it, but most importantly, I want to see how the QQQ and the SMHs have a couple of other areas, how they unfold and how they close over the next two days. That's really important. Have a great rest of the day, great programs coming up, and don't forget tight fillers. I'll be back tomorrow. Have a great day.