 Brother, you're awesome man, thank you. Now, Tom O'Brien. Hi everyone, Mazel Chapman sitting here for one and only Tom O'Brien, Tom's off today and I'm looking at the Dow up 371 at the high of the day. Now these candles that have this very strong, powerful move that we don't know where the closes, still got 33 minutes to go, I'm sorry, 53 minutes to go. I'm looking at this and saying there are certain aspects to this Dow chart that are really good at this particular time, but if you step back and be a little objective about it, you'll see the things that I look at and that is the Magdi, the Magdi's still got a tremendous amount of work to cross part of. You can see that the stochastics only now, it hasn't even gone to 20%, it's only now gone to the team, so the 16%. The on-balance form, the little blue line here is running very nicely, but that's not the only thing. And the nine-period moving average has got at 33,118, has got a long way to go to see that pink line cross the 33,237 level in the Dow for the nine-period to cross over the 14. It can happen, but it's gonna require a lot, but what is impressive is that this pattern here that I look at, I always look at these bands, see if I draw, if you can see my pointer right here. Strong line down and then it makes this H pattern, arch formation that looks like a lowercase H. Well, it held the left side low and that's really important, why? Because it now has a chance without taking out that left side low on a closing basis, it has a chance to rally at least into the 34,000. Wow, that's a big ask, but that's what you need to see. You're looking at the SMP, I should mention just for full disclosure, we've been along the Dow since the low of October. We still along the Dow, some part of the Dow from the low that was made in 2020 in March. So we've got these positions and we were fortunate enough to get kind of an aggressive trading position in the Dow before the open on Wednesday. But we are raising the stops. I have to treat this with distrust, even though the technical picture's based on the whole technique that I was talking about on Wednesday, based on the Chapman Wave Roman candle, I'm talking about this little candle and I don't wanna get into it now, but Wednesday show discussed it as well as Thursday. It gave a whole panoply of ideas that you look for, just sequences that you look for after that particular candle and everything's been met so far. So this is really good action, but wait a minute. This is very interesting because finally, we've got some catch up. You remember that for a long time the Dow was leading, then the Dow failed when it made that double top with those peak Ds in the Chapman Wave, right there in the 34,300th came tumbling down and I forgot to type this in. I believe it was 32,508, 32,500 was the low on the first. So within that context, have a look at this S&P. The S&P right now is above the 200-period moving average, that's the orange line. The pink is still underneath the 9-period moving average, it's still underneath the 14, but it is moving up sharply. The histogram of the MACD has a long way to go to see it and take to about 40, I would say 4092 to 4108 for all these different aspects to go positive. That's a long way to go. The stochastic's still down to the 17% level, it should be a lot higher than on-balance volumes running. So on a shorter-term basis, what we're looking at is that is, there was absolute denial, I mean, there were just so many negative stories at the beginning of the week and all of a sudden the sunshine, this is just amazing how the market does that. I don't mind because what we do is technical analysis and you don't care about the sunshine. Sunshine is the sunshine, but the market is the market. So you can see there's a pattern that I call the falling axle, you've got declining trend lines, the upper one starts to pull back, creates a trend line that's two joined highs and then you go to the lows and you can see it's expanding with lower lows, lower highs and much lower lows and then all of a sudden it kind of forms a base and it tries to rally. That's really important. Now, I haven't gone to the weekly charts, but look at the weekly chart of the S&P. Holding this trend line, this inside track was a repellent zone, has become a propellent zone. There's a lot of things that actually are working quite nicely, because of the QQQ. The QQQ, let me just extend these line, I call this such as that falling ax formation, that declining expanding cone. I don't want to make this sound too complicated in my show, The Tiger Technicians Hour. We go through all these things for subscribers to my opening call. They know that I'm always looking at these particular patterns and you can see now we're just about to try an attempt at, let me change my scissors a little bit, not quite working. Yes, you can see that we're getting close to the inside track repellent zone right then. That would be in the 290, no, 301-ish area. So let's watch that closely on the QQQ. IWM, the Russell 2000 is trading. Whoops, get rid of that. Okay, IWM, here we go. So what I'm looking at, while I'm getting this up, here's the IWM, look at that nice double bottom on the 200-period moving average in the daily. The weekly held the 14-period moving average and you can see the tussle that's going on here in the monthly chart for the ice shares of the Russell 2000 small cap to get that pink nine-period moving average to find a crossback up to go over the black to turn green and the MACD starting to improve. The histogram of the MACD stochastic still allows you at 35%, but that on balance volume says that there has been buy. So that's the IWM. And all of these indices have key support on the low of Wednesday. Just make it as simple as possible. Basil, could you look at BP? I'll do that right now. I think it's important that we take questions as well. Oh, I had this all notated, but then I had to shut down suddenly and couldn't save it. Let me just do this. You know what I'm gonna do? I'll put BP here and the next break, I'll do it during the break and when I come back, I'll do it. So before we get to the break, let me just continue since we're talking about oil, crude oil has a very strong candle today. This is a green Chapman Wave Roman candle. If at any point in the next two sessions, this is a daily chart, there is a trade that lasts for 90 minutes or more below the long wick, the midpoint of the long wick, which means if there is a trade under 77, at any point next week in the continuous contract that holds for about 90 minutes, there's a real good chance we're going to test the low. But if there are two closes, just like we had that Roman candle in the Chapman Wave for the Dow, if there are two closes out of three candles above today's high, which so far is 79, 87, whatever the high is at the close to that, there are two closes above it. We can go to the next peak on the left side and that'll be the peak of the 13th of Feb at 18.86. Basel Chapman Tiger Technician, oops, Basel Chapman sitting in Potomobai, my show normally 10 out of 11 is the Tiger Technician's Eye.