 Everyone, Basel Chapman with Tiger Financial News Network in 11am a market update and what we're looking at is that the Dow was up earlier on, it did pull back quite sharply to the 14 period exponential moving average and now at the 34,800, it's trading now at 34,590 and now it's trading at 34,674, trying to establish at least some kind of a base after that peak, the fourth highest peak in the Chapman wave methodology, high at 35, 372, four sessions ago. Yes, it's given back some, but it's actually given back less than the two big bars going to the high of was that Tuesday to the high of Tuesday. So far, not bad action, not great, but it's not bad considering all the news and the jobs numbers and everything that has come out, we're looking at something that's not bad. So S&P, day is young, yesterday the day was young, wow, was it young, what a 550 point Dow closed down, S&P is up at 45, 35, holding the nine period exponential moving average off to that requisite Chapman wave peak D in the buy mode to the upside, now it's digesting gains, looking at the QQQ, one, two, three, there it goes, they made a low to their 360.55, it's now 362.38 up two points from below. I like that, I think we need, I want to see just a very quiet steady move, a little stair step moves up so that the day closes way off the lows, that's all I want. And then Monday we can start to see a little bit higher high. I want to see a gradual move back to the recent highs, if that's going to be possible. I don't want to see breaks under key support levels over the next two days because that won't be good. I WM the Russell 2000 holding quite nicely up $1.50 at 206.84, 203 is the near term support that it really needs to hold. Gold is very interesting because gold has pulled back $26, it's just stuck in this range, it's not breaking down, it's not breaking up. I think you can stay in this range for a while longer, just like crude oil, but crude oil needs to hold 94 over the coming week because if it takes that down, that's going to be a big negative. So far, it's just in this big trading range, wide trading range, I should say. It's the TLT we're going to monitor. It's coming back from a big gap down today. It's trading down $1.15 and $1.30.94. I'm going to be due bonds in a moment. Very present, I believe is a way. I'm able to do some part of this show. I won't be able to do the very last segment, but I'll be able to do everything else. So stay tuned, Basil Chapman, not sitting in for the trade what you see, but for the hour of Larry Persevento's show, I'll be back.