 Good morning everyone, Basel Chapman. This is the 9 o'clock Tiger Financial News Network Market Update and we're looking at this on Thursday, the 23rd of March, $32,300 on the Dow futures, up 42 S&P futures. Let me just go to this at the moment. I'm going to go to the continuous contract. It's up 18 at $39.88. The reason why I'm talking about this, because you can see these different, look at the weekly chart of the E-mini, it's above the inside track repellent zone. It's at a 38.2, 382.0 extension to the downside support, but it needs a lot more. It needs to get by Monday or Tuesday of next week. It needs to be trading closer to the 4,015, to the 4,030 area to really say, hey, yesterday was just an emotional aberration to the downside. We're looking at the NQ, which is the E-mini, NASDAQ continuous contract, up 117,000, 824. This is a way better chart, and I was just mentioning a moment ago, I did my show, recorded a little at 8 to 9, it'll be replayed at 10. If the futures are able to hold for about an hour above 12,960 in the next two days, by husband by Friday, there's a real good chance it could test the high of yesterday. You do not want to see a close below yesterday's low of 12,000 and 678. The other thing is the IWM, that's the Russell 2000 trading up 22 cents, 171.86. Not a good looking chart. I'd like everything in sync, and we're getting a lot of things out of sync, because the XLF, the financials, still struggling like crazy, which is really helping gold. Gold is up sharp, it's up 25 bucks up in the higher range, doing very nicely. The dollar is struggling, the dollar is down 27 ticks at 103.29, looking at the bonds. This is going to be also fascinating because the bonds are saying down 730 seconds at 132 and 2430 seconds. We're in a range. We haven't broken up or down right now. We sort of, yields are stuck in a range. And if you're looking at Crude Oil trying very hard to break to the upside down 53 cents at 70.39, I just think it's stuck in the lower range until Crude Oil can actually trade for a day or two above 72.50. It's just kind of stuck. So as I'm looking at it right now, I want to see for a positive reaction going into Friday's close, the down must be 80 or 90 points higher after two o'clock, the S&P and the Nasdaq need to be up sharply. I don't want to see down 100.