 The Tiger, Financial News Network. Update. Good morning, folks. This is Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of sunny and very pleasant Delray Beach, Florida. This is your 9 AM update. And currently, we have all the US equity futures trading to the downside. The Dow's up 170 points. The Nasdaq off 72. The S&P off 21. The E-Main and Russell down 18. That's leading the charts of the downside off nearly 1%. You've got gold off 8 bucks. Silver down 20 cents out here. Lightspeed Crude. She's trading out at 92.38. That's up by 2 bucks. And the 30-year treasury trading off 1.12, 30 seconds. Trading out at 1.53, 17. So tell you what we're going to do here first. We're going to switch from this slide, because we did record today's show between 8 and 9. We were focused on the 30-minute timeframe charts and the daily charts for the equity future contracts. The reason we began focusing on the 30-minute charts was because of the TD9 account bottoms that had formed. Those TD9 account bottoms, they formed uniformly for all four equity future contracts, but all price did was moved up to that red oscillator and change line. Now, you do that. That's a bearish signal. Says you're going to go back and test support. Well, in the case of the ES and the NQ, they closed below those TD9 counts. So that level of sport has failed. We have a different message here when we take a look at the YM, the Dow equity future contract, and the Russell 2000. At least at this moment, or at least the bar that closed at 9 o'clock, held those TD9 account bottoms. So we've got a message or a market that is a bit confused out here. Let's try to end the confusion. And the way we'll end the confusion is we'll switch over to the daily timeframe charts. So momentarily, what we'll have pop up on our screen, is that the screen? No, I think it's this one right here. There we go on the daily timeframe. The NQ is the one that's going to be the little booger out here. Yesterday, now I don't know where it's going to close, and the question is, is it going to hold 14484? That's the center of its bearish structure daily profile. Because price had closed above that for two consecutive sessions and then pulled back and found support there yesterday. If it does find support there again today, it's telling us that this move lower is just a counter-trend move. But if it remains below 14484, the signal is, and it's trading back inside the January 24th low, that you should see a B line for 1300. In the case of the S&P 500, the ES mini, that would be a B line to about 43.96 and inside the YM. That B line would take us to about 34.466. So that's what's going on in the markets. That's your Up to the Minute update out there. But stay tuned. You're going to get Up to the Minute updates all day long here at TFN. Tom, you'll grind with the Morning Market Kickoff is up next. Have a fantastic Friday, folks. Thanks so much for being here the entire week.