 Welcome back, folks. We have the down. The show is down. 112 NASDAQ is up. Six S&Ps are flat. Let's go over to our man, Mr. Steve Rhodes, as we do each and every Monday at 20 past the hour. Don't forget, folks, Steve does an outstanding show here every trading day, one to two Eastern Standard Time. Also, there's a great newsletter. Mastering probability. Now, the way you get this newsletter, you come over to our website at TFNN. And as you come over there, you're going to see right under featured content. I'm man, Mr. Steve Rhodes. Mastering probability. And Steve is the number one market timer of the year in the S&P 2018. You hit Mastering Probability. You hit Subscribe. You can get it for one month for $149. Six months for $695, which is the savings of $199. A year for $1195, which is the savings of $593. They all come with a 30-day money-back guarantee. And, folks, when you get Steve's newsletter, you're going to see there's a bunch of archives that he has in there, a bunch of other great educational tools that you're going to get, ASAP. So check it out right in the front page of TFNN. Steve Rhodes, what's going on, brother? Well, it's Master's Week, my favorite golf tournament of the year. Yeah. I know. It's always, you know, I guess it's always great. And then you'll know that, okay, it's also the end of the season, too, right? Well, no, no, no. Really kind of, so the second major for, what's kind of cool about the PG, yeah, so with the PGA tour, they moved the players' championship back to its original, when they originally had it slotted for in March. So now we've got, in essence, a major in March, April, May, June, and July. Oh, wow. And July will end up being the PGA championship. Well, let's go closer. So it's the beginning of the season, really. Yeah. Interesting. So we did the, when they were touring through Florida, the TPC was the week before they came over to your side of the woods over there. So what was really cool this year is that they had the women's amateur, they had a women's amateur tournament, it was a three-day tournament. Two days were played off-site, and then on Saturday, they had the women play the last round there. And they mostly college girls, but not everybody, just had to be an amateur. But it was the two top women. It was the most amazing golf. I was supposed to play, I did play golf with some buddies of mine, but when they called said, hey, you know, you're ready to go, I said, are you watching this tournament? Yeah. I saw you say that in the den, right, right, right, yeah. And they were like, no, what tournament? I said, you got to turn this on and watch it. And you know, I've got two daughters, two granddaughters, so it's kind of a really cool thing to, and these two, what are the best, most competitive rounds of golf? And what was so cool is that the two women playing each other were friends, they're walking down their fairway, they're laughing, they're having a good time. Wow. Yeah, it was pretty, it was, there's the woman who won, there's not a pro out there that wouldn't like to have her back nine. So you know, so I'm looking forward to this week. Right, cool. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, you were talking about, this is not what I was going to talk about, but I just had to have it up on my screen, and you're the king. We call you the king, and you love king dollar out there. And so I put this chart up here, which is the US dollar index. It goes back quite a ways, but the lines on this, we talked about this last week. These show the horizontal trading ranges. Now this is a monthly timeframe that I'm showing on my screen, but the blue represents the daily horizontal trading ranges. And for folks that are new to that, this takes a look at data going back as far as you want. In this case here, I think we'll go back into the early 90s. And it looks for opens and closes of a bar, and it identifies the largest number of opens and closes at one price level, then figures out the second most popular area. And then it takes those distances and just adds horizontal levels to the upside to the downside. What's kind of interesting here is that for the last 10 days, now I don't need to tell you this. You already knew this, but gold's been kind of moving, not gold, the US dollar index has been moving sideways. But it's interesting here, Tom. There's been 109 closes at or near the 94.75 level over this time period. And that's that blue line. Right now that's a support area. And the US dollar index keeps bumping into this resistance, which is 96.94. There have been 21 monthly closes. So the red lines are monthly, the green are weekly, the blue lines represent the daily. And they're going to be different because of, you know, not every week ends when every month does. So it's always going to be slightly different here. So if US dollar index can take out with some conviction, this 96.95 level, 102 is game on for there. And if price breaks below 94.75 with some type of conviction, I'll say a little bit, not by a penny or two, but, you know, a dime, something like that. Then we're looking at, you know, 80, potentially 88 to 87 bucks. So anyways, I just thought I would throw that out there. But speaking of golf, you know, the market is nothing but, from my standpoint, it's nothing more than emotion. You know, here, this happens to be pictures of some golfers in the lower, and golfers, we all show our emotion or sometimes we internalize it. But it's really all about being able to, and whenever you watch a sporting event, hey, tomorrow we've got the final game, Texas Tech in, I gotta forget who they're playing. It's neither my team, Virginia, yeah, yeah, yeah. So, but, you know, you could take a look at the emotion just tells you everything. You don't need to have words, you can see Ian Polter, clearly Mr. Putty, he's, you know, he's biting on his putter. We've all probably felt like that, and you get Phil, you know, making a great putt, and then of course you get, in this case here, this looks like a British open. I'm not sure where I grabbed that picture from with Tiger, but clearly he's saying to himself, why did I hit that shot? But the market is full of emotion as well, and I created a tool years ago that helps us measure the market's emotion. It's called the RMI3, the rose momentum, three indicator, and what it does, Tom, it measures the EKG, the electrocardiogram for the market. And then if you've ever taken an EKG, you know, a normal EKG goes from an upper threshold level, I'll call, to a lower threshold level. And if you're, you know, if you're just kind of arresting, it's, it's, it should be pretty normal. That's what a normal EKG looks like. The market, and I can use this tool, I can measure its EKG too. This happens to be one for a time period of the Dow, going between an upper threshold level that I've got this blue horizontal line and a blue horizontal line at the bottom between 80 and 20. It's not important with regard to what that's measuring. Just this tool measures the EKG of the market. And if I take that same tool, and I just simply show the chart data, my tool displays these red and green boxes there. The red ones represent these, that the, that the emotion of the market keeps sitting this upper threshold. It's kind of like a, a runner, a sprinter. And instead of having a hundred yard dash or 200 or what have you, this just tells you how much energy and energy and emotion from, from my standpoint, the same thing. How much energy is in the market out here? So if we fast forward to today in the Dow, and this was a snapshot from maybe about 30 minutes ago. If you see all these, so this comes back to the December lows out here. And you see all these red boxes. We had one little retracement here in March, creates this little, so that's the green box is a lower threshold level. And, and really those become potentially buying opportunities when price closes above the high of that green box out there. So we, a strong run, finally that was in essence, that was your rest. So here's the runners, the emotion of the market. They take a little bit of a rest. And right now, because last Friday, we created another one of those red boxes, still strong, powerful uptrend out there. Now, as you know, as we know, Boeing represents 10% of the Dow out here. So we really need to watch what I'll call the seller momentum inside of this stock because it could have real impact inside of the Dow. So this is about measuring the momentum of the market. I'll do a workshop for subscribers, you know, in the next month or so out there. But it's master's week and my favorite week. Got to love it. And listen, folks, the way you get Steve's newsletter, come over to our website at TFNN. You can see a run of the features content, master in probability, hit that button. Steve, you have a great night, safe night, of course, we look forward to show tomorrow. Thanks, son. Thank you. Stay right here, folks, come right back.