 Good afternoon, folks. Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of very sunny Delray Beach, Florida. This year, 1 p.m. Update slightly mixed bag out here. The only industry that we track trading the upside is Russell 2000 up nine points. That's about a half a percent. The Dow's up 231, 6 tenths. The S&P 37, 8 tenths. NASDAQ 101, 67, and 1 tenth of a percent out there. You got the spot volatility up by two bucks. It's up over 10 percent right now. So we'll have to watch that end of day reading. If you get a one day rate of change above plus 10 percent, what you expect to anticipate is a bounce or bottom, at least a viable bounce. What you'd be looking for is some type of bottoming signal, TD9 count. Road's momentum indicator signal would be preferred out there. We'll take a look at that during the Trader Z show. In fact, because we're going to do that, let's just go take a look at our nine panel market update chart. We begin by taking a look at the EES mini. So the EES mini right now is struggling at a prior swing point. That's a spring point from February 2nd, and really the center of this weekly profile. Odds still favor, because prices above the oscillator and change line, that price should go target at the top of that daily profile, 4625. Now that is likely to be the outcome as long as that spot volatility remains below its 50-day exponents moving average. The 50-day is 2221. Price is printing at 2207 as we speak right now. So as long as the spot volatility remains below that 50-day exponents moving average, that is a bullish directional signal for the S&P 500, a la the EES mini. In the case of the NQ, she is trading above the top of her daily profile into that swing point from February 2nd, albeit on lighter volume, but it likely is going to go at least test that high of 15 to 60. The US dollar index at quite a move today, it's remaining below the bottom of its daily profile. I believe it's 9501, 9510 is the area of its TD9 count breakout level. You've got gold trading above, just slightly above the top of its daily profile. Likely on its way to about 1850, it's descending trend line. Silver should target the top of its daily profile, 2392, and above that, it's descending trend line. Light swing crude generated at TD9 count top. All that's really resulted in is a sideways-ish type move. Price is pulled back to one of the sport levels. It's a slightly bullish structured profile. Also, the support area is 87.02 to 88.39. Natural gas likely pulling back to its breakout level. I don't have that number memorized. And the 30-year treasury should find support right here, 115.26, the bottom of its bullish structure weekly profile. Folks, stay tuned for the trade reset show, but if you're off to start for Thursday, have a terrific one. We'll look forward to seeing you again soon.