 Let's get over to our man, Mr. Basil Chapman, as we do each and every Tuesday at 20 past the hour. And don't forget, folks, Basil does an outstanding show here every trading day, 10 to 11 Eastern standard time, also is a great newsletter, the opening call. Now, it's very easy to get Basil's newsletter to come over to our website at TFNN. You're going to go into newsletters. You're going to see it right on the left-hand side, second one down. You can get the opening call for one month for $149. You get it for six months, so $6.95, which is a savings of $199 at 22%, and you get it for one year for $11.95, which is a savings of $593 at 33%. Now, folks, they all come with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Basil has about 12 archives out here. So this is really a great time to see it, because we have a long holiday weekend, okay? Yeah, it's a half a day on Friday, but the bottom line is that you can go through the newsletter and go through the archives, really understand how Basil looks at the market every day and rides that wave. What's the pattern? What's going on? Well, what's going on? We are wrapping up the old spring to winter time, and the leaf blows outside, cleaning up the final leaves that have fallen, and we're about to go to five months of winter. You're going to have to come visit us down here, man. I think so, yeah. Because what does happen, what Basil's talking about, folks, okay, it's not just the winter up there. What happens is that now, and I know exactly what Basil lives, that it's gorgeous, that, you know, landscaping everything, and now all of a sudden the tree's naked, man. There's nothing there. It's going to be great. Yeah. Yeah. And that adds to the coldness because you get the visuals as well. It does. Yeah. It does. So we're looking up to Dow, which is doing the exact opposite. Yeah, that's right. It's really sharp. That's right. So this is a fascinating thing, because I'd spoken to you last week, and I said that I used a particular technique I've been showing it during my show, intraday, from 10 o'clock to 11 o'clock. My target technicians are doing it, trying to do it live to show how you get bars, symmetry, how the number of bars to the left side can match the number of bars to the right side. Yes. And if you go to the high of the 16th of August at 34,281, that decline came down to 28,715 in the Dow, that's the daily chart, late September. Then it bounced to 30,454, and then took out that left side low. That's a pattern I call the lowercase H. But it might have gone down just a fraction below the previous low. It went to 28,660 on the 13th of October. But you can see I use certain technical tools that I put on my chart, whether I need them or not. They're just there because it's like being prepared. It's like being in your car. You don't necessarily need your break until you need to use it. You don't need an accelerator until you need to start the car. So these are all technical tools. So the Magnete was running very strongly as it came down to the low on the 13th. So we got stopped down on that 8.30 news report where the market tanked and then it suddenly turned around. But fortunately we got right back on the long side of the diamonds and then we added the three times long. So we've got a position in the three times long. It's the UDOW. We've taken a little bit off just part of money management. But look at this. If I use that arch formation at the high that was made at 30,454 on the 5th of October, we had a high to the left side about 26 of August. The number of bars to the downside matched from that little arch high the number of bars to the right side. And that's exactly where we broke out. That was on the 11th of November. So I said to the subscribers, it's going to go higher. But I think we're in for a rotational digester phase over the next few weeks. Maybe even going into Thanksgiving. Maybe even just a tad later than Thanksgiving. Because everything I'm looking at suggests that the speed of the move up had kind of run its course and that even though we've got lagging stocks like the Dow is leading the Dow 30, that's because it's got a perfect mix of all the different ingredients, the economic ingredients. And then you've got the S&P and then you've got the Q's and then you've got the IWM. So look at this from the high of the 16th of August to 34,281 to that same midpoint that we were looking at back in October. Look what happened. Today is the day that it should test 34,281 and so far the highest 34,091. That's crazy. It's not funny. It is, man. I call that bar symmetry and I've been showing that over and over again with charts how so many stocks have come down to within one dollar or even pennies sometimes of the lows and going to the upside even it could be days, it could be weeks, it could even be years and some of the indexes or stocks went right or sectors, sector ETFs went right to within pennies on the left side high. So that's something I've worked on a long time. I call it bar symmetry and I'll do some of that live again tomorrow in the show. But what we're looking at here is the nine-period moving average is still very strong above the 14 and so the Dow is still acting very well. The mag D is just starting to decline to the point. It isn't yet negative, but it's getting close to turning negative and the stochastic is still very strong at 87%. The one thing I've been looking at is the on-balance volume hasn't really been moving in sync. So that to me says it's a little bit. And that's been going on a while now, Basil, right? And that's definitely been going on for a while. Now, I read it as on-balance volume. I know that you look at the pure volume numbers and you work beautifully with those numbers. I don't know. I know Joe Granville's deal. I know what you're doing. So the other thing I was talking to you about was that the Dow has broken in the weekly chart this if we can hold all the way through Friday and Friday is a shortened day and we have no Thursday. So let's see what happens because these three candles are above the, I call this, inside track repellence zone. Now it's become a probe balance zone. So this is the area of 32,000, sorry, 32,600 to 32,000, about 300, should be very good support on any sudden turn down. And this is the first time that trend line in the monthly chart has broken to the upside. Now there aren't all doing that. So this is a little unusual. So I like to use this bar symmetry. I like to use different techniques. So one of the things that we did is I've been waiting and waiting and waiting for natural gas to come down. The natural gas using the United States natural gas fund. It's just, it's an amazing thing how within the context of winter coming that natural gas has a surplus at this particular point. But I was trying to use timing to get into the trade and we managed to get into the trade a few days ago at about 20.38. And I said it has to work right now. There's no messing around. This is the time that the natural gas itself has to scream to the upside and you want to see the UNG close above this 200-period moving average in today's just gone above it at 22.90. That doesn't guarantee that it's going to keep soaring to the upside, but it does say that this is the kind of trigger I needed to get the action to the upside in natural gas. So this is a good sign so far. Yeah, the whole thing is going to be interesting. The natural gas is intriguing in general because the bottom line is that I get it. You know, it's getting cold, but there's so much. It's getting to the place that needs it. That's natural gas's problem. Absolutely. And the other thing is just in terms of part, a chart that has this big arch formation could turn into a lovely cup formation if natural gas in the next week and a half can touch 24, 50, 25 dollars. That'll be what I'm looking for. That'll say good. Now we've got something that can hold up for at least a more intermediate term rather than just a short term trade. Folks, come over to our website at TFNN. Go to the newsletter. Right on the left-hand side of the opening call. Hit that and you are off to the races. Happy Thanksgiving. Yes, happy Thanksgiving, man. Gobble, gobble, gobble. Do you remember family? Yeah, gobble, gobble. Yes, for sure. Thanks so much, man. Have a great one and have a safe one.