 The following is a presentation of TFNN, the Tiger Technician Hour with your host, Basil Chapman. Call now. Call free at 1-877-927-6648. Hi everyone, Basil Chapman on 16th day of June. This is Thursday. We're looking at the Dow down 718 points at 29,947, making that 30,000 psychological and technical level. It's a little too high now. Before it was a little bit lower down. Now it's a little higher up. Most importantly, what we're looking at here is the technicals are still very weak. There was a chance yesterday that if the market held that, let me just go through this slowly. Within the context of the overall market, one of the reasons why for subscribers we've raised a lot of cash, we're trying to put it to work on a very short-term basis, but mostly we're just almost like day trading. I don't like that at all, but for some people they want to do the trade trading, but mostly I've wanted people just to step aside. This is a, when we say it's different this time, and people roll their eyes, we're always here. It is, of course it's different this time. You've had a 40-year bull market in the bonds, and all of a sudden it started to change about a year ago. And now you've got an issue where, just look at, in fact, let me do this right away, because you need to see something. It is startling. Let me show you. I'm going to go to the chart I showed yesterday briefly. I'll do it again today. This is the chart that I show subscribers to my opening call. It's the weekly chart of the 30-year T bond, the 10-year T bond yield, and the 5-year cyan color T bond yield FVX. It's also got the wood I share, the global timber forestry ETF, and it's got the Philadelphia Index housing chart, the weekly chart. Let's go to the right first. At the corner, this is down 17 at 343.20 Philadelphia Housing Index. Now it is a one-to-one to the downside from the high to the midpoint of the rectangular range that it was in for well over a year. Look at the wood I shares, global timber forestry ETF. Now, that extension that I showed yesterday where I brought it down a little bit, it's right there at the low. If this gets taken out, I have to start looking at this. This is a preamble to that. I have to go to the nine-period exponential moving average and go from there. That takes it down to the 20-period moving average, which is at, let me just see if I can see. I can't read it, so I'll just guess. I'm saying it's at about 72. And we're all right now at 75.56, or 86, sorry. And look, I keep raising this. I can't believe it. This is the bonds. This is the five-year, five-year way above the 30-year. Why would anybody even be looking at? That's not a number. 34.08, 34. So the white, which is 34.72, that is unbelievable. 34.72 in the 30-year T-bond yield. The cyan one, this is 3.472, right, for the 30-year. The cyan-colored one, that's the five-year. VX is trading at 35.96, 3.596, giving you over a point better yield. I mean, really, over a point, yeah. So, and the tenure is still up very sharply. The tenure is up at 34.83. So, this is quite phenomenal. I don't think I've ever seen, I have, but not for years, not for decades actually, have we seen anything like this? And just to get a bigger picture of it, have a look. We were once, back in November of 2018, 34.55. If you get smoothed out, let me just double-check. Okay, I call it 34.47. That was in November of 2018 for the 30-year. And if you go all the way back, look at this. If you go back to 2014, you're up at, these are the yields, 38.4, no, 38, 39.76, 3.976. I can go back further. I wonder if I've still got that yet, because trade stations change things. Back in June of 2007, you were at 53.27. Amazing, huh? And then of course we could go all the way back to, I don't have it anymore, but I used to have it all the way back to the 1980s. Yeah, 47, 4.789, 4.856, 4.843. Wow, I mean really, yes, we're way under it, but that was a different time, right? Okay, I just wanted to show that. I want you to get a sense of the obstruction, all the things that are now going against the market, having a really good rally. Short term, my suspicion is, if you're looking at the short term, there are a lot of stocks that are starting to show the kind of value that a lot of fund managers will say, hey, now we've got to start looking at value. But that doesn't change the fact that you've got a really, a very serious problem. So let me get out of this and I want to go back to our story and look at all the different indices. We've got time today. There are a lot of questions with different stocks. Most stocks are going down. We're looking at, as I say now, down 714. The S&P is down 114 at 3676. The technicals are very weak. Secastics down at 7.77. This is about where you start to at least attempt some kind of a balance. Let me just look at the 10-minute chart for a moment. So the 10-minute chart made a lower low in a leg E after that sideways rectangle formation take out to the low side. I just wanted to show you a couple of things here. And yesterday after the Fed speak at about 220, there was an attempt at a rally, an immediate attempt at that two o'clock timeframe to rally. Then the market went negative. Then it went a little bit positive and then it went sharply negative in the Dow and the E-mini, in this case the E-mini September futures went down to 3723.50. And then it rallied within about 60 minutes, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 50 minutes. Rallied all the way to a high of 3843.00. Then what happened is it pulled back and had a peak A, a peak of a phantom peak B, a C and a D right there underneath the previous high and that was it. At 21.20 that was at 9.00. Is that after the Dow? 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We'll see if that can hold. That's the most important thing. It's not a matter of nibbling. It's a matter of getting it. We've got Marvin in Orlando. Hi, Marvin. How are you? Hi, Basil. How are you? I'm good. So I just a little commentary and then I wanted to get your opinion on something else. So I think the Fed has created the biggest asset bubble in the history of the United States. And what they did is now they've pricked that bubble and that bubble is collapsing. And I think if you look at the trajectory of the stock market, this is the biggest, fastest, I would say, correction. And time-wise that we've ever seen probably. So I just wanted to get your opinion on that. And then I've bought XPXU, which is a short ETF. So where's the support on S&P if you can kind of give an idea where it could end up going, you know, if it continues going downward? So Marvin, I just need to ask you. You see you bought what? Oh, S-P-X-U. S-T-X-U? S-P is in Paul. S-P. Oh, S-P-X-U. Okay, yeah. I know that one very well. That is the spy. That's the brochures, ultra short S&P. So this is very important. It's in a leg C at this particular point. I'm giving it the benefit of the doubt. I could call it an alternate count. This is for now. Did you just buy it or you've had it for a little while? I bought it about 1650. Oh, wow. That's fantastic. All right. Folks, what we're looking at, and I'm going to give this an up arrow, and that's going to say that it should continue higher, at least for the next couple of days. So what we're looking at, folks, is the S-P-X-U S&P. This is, so the U, let me see, is for ultra short. Okay. And it's trading at 2237. It's up $1.82 of 8.9% just today. And it's gone from the most recent low, which was down in the 15s, around about the beginning of June, and here it is at 22.40. So this is a fantastic move. I was watching this. I was looking at this the other day, and I have it in leg D in the weekly chart. That doesn't mean to say it has to turn down, but it is usually the inverse. If we go to the spy and see where the spy is, oops, we go to the spy, click, click. Okay. This is what I'm going to suggest in terms of, you're the one that did the trade. I have to congratulate you. Fabulous, a fabulous move, and congratulations on holding, even through yesterday, which looked for a moment like the market wanted to extend even more as short covering really pushed the market higher. Most importantly, what I'm looking at here is that in a monthly, if I'm looking at the spy on a monthly basis, the way that it's taken out, this is mid-month, so we can't talk about it as if the month is closing right now. It's not. It's mid-month. Anything can happen for the next two weeks, but as it stands right now, it's within a moment of having the monthly chart, nine-period exponential moving average close underneath the 14. It wasn't doing that just recently, and now all of a sudden it's doing it. That means that the daily, which is in a sell mode, the weekly spy, which is in a sell mode, and the monthly chart, if it becomes a sell signal, because that nine-period crosses underneath the 14, says that there's an incredible amount that the spy has to make up to get that nine-period reverse back up over the 14. So it hasn't happened. That's the outlook. What I am going to suggest to you is two things. SP, what are we looking at? SPXU. Yeah, what we are all looking at at this particular point is at 22.31, if there is any rebound in the market at this particular point, you would have to have the volatility index, give you the next clue, the volatility index, is at 3191. It hasn't taken out yesterday's high, and it's underneath the high of four days ago, and that to me is a clue that what I'm looking at underneath, and one of the reasons why for subscribers, I've wanted them to, we saw long positions yesterday. I wanted to get back into one that we were taken out of. It had a fantastic move to the upside. I wanted to get back in today, and one of the reasons is when I did a lot of homework over the last couple of days, I saw so many individual stocks that were trying to hold and actually start a move to the upside for the very first time they were fighting against the downtrend. So it says to me on a very selective basis, you've got the very broad market trend, correct? But on an individual basis, there are some stocks that are starting to show some signs that say, hey, we really want to get out of this downward. We want to start a move to the upside. So as I said at 10.20 this morning, that's about the time that we should see some kind of a reaction to the upside. So if you're asking me my opinion on what to do, I'm a little hesitant because you're the one that's been in this for so long. If I'm correct, this is a C and it should still go to D and there's an alternate count and it's an F. The only thing I would say to you is just for money management, if you want to take a little bit off to reward yourself, that's fine. But you would have to see the SPXU actually take out yesterday's low, which is at 19, 19, and maybe it doesn't have to actually take it out. But I would say below 1970, I think that the Dow and the S&P and the QQQs will start a counter trend move to just try to fill the gap, some upside action on a very oversold condition. So that's all I'm saying. But I don't really want to change your longer term outlook because the big picture says that regardless of how many big bounces we have, the bumpy ride with testing lows, I think is going to continue for a little while. It doesn't even have to be lows, but testing the lower level. So I think you're correcting the longer term. I'm just saying on a very short-term basis, my thinking is it's not a bad idea to take a little bit off, reward yourself, but I would keep the core position. I don't know how that sounds to you. Appreciate the advice. Yeah, that sounds very good. But you think we're still going to be making lower lows and eventually you think this will end up where is there any way to make a prediction like 3500 or 3400? So one of the things I've been looking at for a long time is that the very often when the S&P has its big correction, I very often over the decades. So it means that it doesn't happen very often in general. But if you look at it over the decades, a 50% correction is not unusual to see. So 3500 becomes some kind of a target. And a lot of the time, it depends on what the action is all around. Whether or not it's going to be just a one-time test or whether or not the low that's made isn't actually a V-shaped recovery low, but a low that says, you know what, you can bounce, you can do more. Can you hold on a second? There's just one other thought that I want to add to it. So we'll be back in a moment. We'll be back. We'll be back. 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I don't know what's going to bring the rates to lower levels just yet. That's number one. Number two is if you look at Crude Oil, yes, Crude Oil is pulling back, but in the big picture if you try to gather the information that's out there that's talking about Crude Oil and the lack of oil that's available right now. It's out there, but I mean, available to consumers. That's really a big problem. And the price, I mean, I saw, yesterday I saw a gas at $6, premium $6, but some people are talking about regular at $6. That is, that's a huge, I mean, when any administration talks about the working class and how we try to help the middle class and the working class, if you have rates, if you have to raise interest rates, sorry, taxes, people would be really upset, but oil at $5, $6, that's like an income tax. If you're talking about general commodities, so I don't want to dismiss that and I don't see how we get out of that right now. So I'm saying that in the big picture, the S&P, being short the S&P, especially from the level that you're at, I just think that that's a prudent thing to do and all I'm saying is that just in terms of money management and you get to a point where you say, wow, I didn't even expect that. It's a bonus to even go a little higher. I think a little bit off just as a reward, but I think that your idea of holding the short position certainly from that much, much lower level, I wouldn't want to change that at all because to get back in, I don't know when you're going to get back into that level and you probably wouldn't want to get in if it went back to that level. So yeah, I'm just going to suggest keep that and just if you want, think about maybe rewarding yourself and then actually make a mental note and say, I'm getting out here and then put SPXU. Where would I actually put that money back if I wanted to and then name a price? You know, it's a 22, maybe a 20.60. You say, you know what, maybe I can put that back. But the decision is that everything now is looking very negative. Even yesterday's rebound, if today was a follow-through up to 200 points, I'd still be saying to my subscribers, we've got a huge cash position. I want you to keep that cash position. Cash is the position. It is a serious position. I don't mess around with it. So all I'm saying to you is that at this particular point, the prudent thing is to say, I want to keep my core position. Maybe you want to trade around a little bit if you want to, but holding is not a bad thing either. So I hope that helps you. Oh, and the question is that you want to know where I thought the S&P would go. As I said, the 50% level, it was 35% back in going to the March 2020 low. That felt horrible, but look at the speed. It was six weeks. We went from February, four weeks, February at 33.93 down to the low of 21.91. So for us, for subscribers, we've kept our long position in the diamonds that was bought in that period. But in the shorter term, we're just treating everything as short-term trade. So that's the only suggestion I'm saying to you. Maybe a little bit off to reward yourself, try to keep that core position. I hope that helps you. Thank you very much for calling. So folks, a question came in, kind of look at the SMHs. Yes, the SMHs down sharply, down 10, at 206.27. To me, this has been the big clue all along that if the semiconductors, which I talk about crude oil as being for 120 years, crude oil has been the generator, the engine for the world economy, but especially the American economy, and low oil prices has been even more important. But as long as we've gotten to the latter part of the 20th century or the 1900s, the semiconductor chips became the engine for the economic fuel, a different kind of fuel, but nevertheless it was the fuel, the electronic, let's call it the electronic fuel. And that's what we're looking at right now. The SMH has made a double top high of 318, January high, and it's trading now at 206. I mean 108. That's 30-something percent decline. And I don't see us alleviating that at this particular point. And the big, actually, let me talk about this for the moment. The way I'm looking at the semiconductors is that when finally the chips come on track, are we going to have a glut? And will that be when the market, when the general economy is slowing down? So now not only do we have a glut, but we don't have all the buyers that were there. Say, all right, well, hold off. We're going to retract that. And does that turn out to be exactly like the job situation? We're looking at just everybody look. There were jobs being advertised, job wanted ads, and people were deciding not to go back to work because the unemployment rate is so low and yet people were not filling those jobs. And all of a sudden, when they really need to fill the jobs, are we looking at the same thing as in the semiconductor industry? Then all of a sudden those jobs aren't available. Is that what the Fed is going to do? So all I can say here is that the cycle of demand and supply could backfire on itself. So find you get the supply, but the demand is suddenly falters. And that's the reason why I would say that even in a case where you've got the markets getting so oversold under any metric, technically so many stocks are oversold, that there should be some kind of a decent, multi-week rally when we get it and how we get it. Maybe all it's saying is it's a technical oversold condition. So that's the reason why, for Marvin, I say you've got to keep your core position. If you want to trade around just a little bit, just taking a little bit off, that's one thing. But what we're doing is the exact opposite of trading on the long side, trying to garner some profits because when we wanted to, I haven't gone back into the DOG for a long time, that would be one-to-one short to down. Just sitting there with the one-to-one short would be fine and then you can trade around it. So that's it. And all I can say is that within this context, you're looking at oil pulling back, quite sharply for oil down two at 113, but it's not a major sell-off. Looking at the dollar, look at this, the dollar's pulling back some. It's down 46 ticks at 104.70, but the high was in the 105s. 104, it's not a big deal. It's still closer to the highs. If you look at the EUR, USD, look at that, a nice balance. But look at that arch formation. It says, wow, at 1.04 to break into the nine-period moving average of 1.053 and then test the 1.056 level. 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In fact, for a few days, I've spoken about the XLF, the S&P financial, and why under these circumstances went for so long when the yields were rallying, you saw some fabulous action in the financials, and why I said something so different this time that I don't want to be long, any of the financials. We had huge success with Bank of America over all the years. We just go in and stay for long, along for six months or even a year, and then get out and do it again. This is something so different that you're looking at, look at that monthly candle. Look at that big red candle. Well, the monthly is only half done, two weeks, right? Another couple of weeks to go. Something has to happen really soon in the financials. So that's the reason why I would say that you've got to respect this and cash, as I say, is really a position. Why? Because it's going to allow you when we finally get everything sorted out to selectively go long. We're going to be looking at certain positions that during this whole fiasco, some stocks are actually holding pretty well. And are they saying that we are the ones to lead the next move up? When will that next move up be? So it's just really nice to be able to take your time and get ready for any circumstance. Now, the other thing that I'm looking at is the RTH, which is the... this is the VanEck Retail ETF, 20% is Amazon. Look at asset yet. It could still do it, but so far it hasn't taken out the low of May the 20th of 144.85. Today it's 148.50 down 3.80. Looking ugly hasn't done it yet, but that's what I'm saying, that there are some stocks that are defying gravity just a little bit, and we'll see if they can do that. Amazon, which I've been negative for quite some time, saying I think Amazon needs a big digestive phase. Wow, is this a digestive phase? We're looking from the 180s down to the 102 right now in the H pattern. It hasn't taken out the left-side low. Look at the XRT. This is the S&P retail ETF equal wages. So Amazon doesn't distort, and it's gone all the way. 58 was around number low on the 23rd of May. Now it's 59.57. The day is young. Anything can happen. So we've got it. I'm just saying I respect the markets sector by sector. Look at the SLX weakness. Look at this. Taking out the left-side low of 54.46, the 12th of May, runs all the way to peak E in the Chapman Wave in the 65 area. Here it is at 53.50. A leg B in the weekly chart, almost a reversal arch formation in the weekly chart. And a big turnaround. I've got it as a peak C in the monthly chart. So once again, we're looking at the different sectors. I haven't done this for a little while. MJ, which is the... This is the MGL Turnip Harvest, ETF counterpart sector, trading at $5.90. In February of 2021, it was at 34.28. You know, when a sector is out of favor, it can stay out of favor for quite some time. We're also looking at... the question came in, could I do a little work on the... What do I expect? What's my anticipation for the TLT? I'll give you the TBT first. Look, the TBT has just started a leg D to the upside. That is the ultra-short nemen, 20-year Treasury-Bond ETF. And here it is in leg D at 28.95 D. D is when you expect other things could happen. They don't have to, but you've got the last peak D in the 27s. So a huge pullback to the 24. A huge pullback meaning they haven't had pullbacks like that for a while. So this is the TBT. Where would I expect it to go? I drawn this in some time ago. The ultra-short nemen, 20-year Treasury-Bond ETF had a peak, a little dojo candle right here on the 8th, that's August of 2019. It just stalled for a moment, and that high was 30.24. We're at 29.56 already today. This month that's only in leg C. So that's the same. Right now you're looking at basically yields. Look at this. It's almost the same pattern as the TNX. There it is. Peak D, pulling back a little bit today. This is the 10-year yield down 33 ticks. That's 33.62 made a high of 34.93. I think that's what it said. 34.83 yesterday. Is this going to be like a leg F to the upside? Oh, I didn't do that. The brand new recycle. So let me go back to what we were looking at before. Now can I remember what we were looking at before? I said that we were looking at it in greater detail. Oh, no. I don't remember what it was. Let me see if I've got it on the list yet. No, I think it's many, many stocks away. What was I talking about when I said I'd get back because it's got a Chapri potential instant restart. Yes, I looked at all the different. Yeah. Was it a TLT? Maybe it was a TLT. No, no. It had to be a TVT. Now, I can't remember. Sorry about that. But what I was looking at is in one of the, one of the, I can't find it. Sorry about that. But there was one that had an alternate count and I said, Oh, was it the dollar? Was it the dollar? Was it the dollar? No, it wasn't. All right. I'm not going to fuss with that. But there was one that had an alternate count that if I use that little mini PD two bars and then I made a new high, I would get an account that allow for an alternate count to go even higher. So I can't remember what that was. So that doesn't matter. Look at the HP. No, H. What's it the, any of the jobs companies, forgetting now the name. Usually I just have these at the tip of my tongue and I'm forgetting it right now. H.B.I. No, it's not H.B.I. It doesn't matter. H.B.I.'s Hanna's Brands. Oh, that looks only down to 971. It doesn't matter. All right. So I said I'd look at some of the stuff. Let's go to Google. Google right now is trading. There's one that is holding from the left side low that was made. Oh, yes. I looked at this last night. It was very interesting. Look, Google. I'm looking at Google. This is Alphabet C stock. And this is not the one that people change. I think they change Google L. And this is the low of 2044 on the 24th of May. Runs up to a higher P.B. 2387 on the 6th of June. And then what does it do? It comes back down and it's holding very nicely even though it's down today. So I'm looking at each stock separately here and saying in this environment, what are you telling me? Do you have enough strength to tell me I can start playing that there'd be a low sometime and this will be the area? Or are you just so vulnerable? Like in Amazon, it's still so vulnerable that I can't really get a sense of that. I can get a sense here with Google. I can say the whole 2,000 areas. I've got to go to... Yeah, we've got Bob and Naples. Bob, how are you? Bob, you're there. Yes, Basil, good morning. Yes, hi, how are you? I'm fine. I don't know if you remember me. I used to be up in New Jersey. I've listened to you for a long time. Many years are a lot of respect for you. Bob, we've got a break coming up. I'm going to talk to you straight after the break. Yes, I do. 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I've got a monthly chart of 3M going from the low of 2009 roundabout, I guess it was in the 40s, maybe the 30s. Screens up to 259, 77, January of 2018, and that was it. And this is a multinational conglomerate, abrasives, adhesives, electronic components, or the works. So I'm just going to say that the way I'm looking at it, it's got the arch formation from a peak E. It's got a left-side, right-side price time match, and that says the 114.04 low of March of 2020 could very well become a target if it takes out, it's at 130 right now, if it takes out 124, key support going all the way back. Actually, 134 was the low, I'm making it 124. That's a trend line support. If it takes that out, then 114 would be the target by July or August of this year. So to change that trajectory, it would have to have a rally that holds and sustains a move into the 138, 142 area, certainly by the end of June, the beginning of July. That will say, whew, maybe it saved the day. I hope that helps you. I mentioned it because it's such a large company, and I know a lot's changed over 20 years, but it's still a large company, and I find it worrisome. It looks to me like it could end up at $100. It does look worrisome because it hasn't participated at all since it made its high back at the last time, not the major high, but the last high was June of a year ago, exactly a year ago in the 208. That does worry me. You know what, tomorrow's technical Friday, I'll do a little more work technically on it, but I think your point has been made. That's one of the big conglomerates, and it's acting terribly. So thank you so much for calling, Mark. I'll go into you a little bit. I'll make you know tonight. Thank you for talking to me, and I always appreciate it. I'll remember you.