 T F N N headline news update. Good afternoon folks, Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of Delray Beach, Florida. This is your 2 p.m. update and a bit of a mixed bag out here. Dows down 110 while the S&P's up 15. The S&P's up 15. The spot file till next is up 71 cents. That always makes me say something to think about. You've got the NDX 100 strong today. It's up 215 points, but not as strong as the Summizer up 3%. Their trade out of 3704-114 is the print there. Gold's up $30 and the XAU is back 59 cents. Another one of those things that make you say, hmm, something to think about. Let's go take a look at our indice charts out here as we do during this timeframe. The two o'clock will begin by looking at the dial. We see that is the upper left hand corner and here what you can see is today is likely to become bar number six of a TD nine count. You got a bear sash candle. There's certainly an A to B equal CD pattern. If we do get a bear sash candle requires a close below yesterday's open, that would signal that the Dow Jones industrial should pull back to the 35, 853 area or thereabouts. That is its oscillator and change line. We do not have that signal in the S&P, the NDX 100 or the Russell 2000. So the Dow would be on its own with regard to that topping signal. But again, support in the 35, 853, the S&P and the NDX 100. They suggest that today will be bar number seven if there is going to be a top that should form between tomorrow, Friday and next Tuesday. The Russell 2000, I don't even know how to figure this chart out. I can just tell you that it doesn't show anything like the Dow, the S&P or the NDX 100. So Steve is going to have to really study that one. We'll get back to you tomorrow. The semis, I don't need to study that. That is on fire out here. It negated its TD nine count last week, I believe. Nice wide ranging bar, bar number six. This suggests higher price as well. The transports would have that explosive day a couple of days ago, just a couple of inside bars here, but still remains bullish. Spot volatility, you can see that as long as it remains below 1780. It's still bullish for the S&P 500. And there's the XAU. The XAU, again, you've got gold and silver up big time today. The XAU was up big time. It's pulled back. It's testing that green oscillator and change line. It's actually trading below it in a close today below 13162, which suggests that there could be a further retracement. So that's what's going on as we take a look at the indices out here. Not really much else for me to share with you. So what I will share with you is that we've got two amazing hours coming up. You got your favorite polar bear, David White. He's up there with the power trading hour. Tom O'Brien, he'll take us on home. I'll be back with you tomorrow live at one o'clock. I'll look forward to seeing you then. Have a terrific Thursday, folks.