 Let's get over to our man, Mr. Tim Ord, as we do each and every Tuesday and Thursday. And don't forget, folks, you can reach Tim every trading day at Ordord-Oracle.com. That's Ord-Oracle.com. Tim Ord, what's going on, brother? Well, since you're over a couple of charts, there are actually five of them. We can cover the S&P's real quick. Okay, which one was that? Is that the first one? Okay, that'd be chart number one. Well, you hit this market big time, Tim, so it's a beautiful thing, brother. Let's tell us. Yeah. Let's start with chart number one. Okay, I'm ready. Okay, whether you want to rent a support area that blue-shaded area. Yes. Blue-shaded areas is where the ticks and trend have reached panic levels. Okay. And panic levels always form a bottom in the market. So, market's probably gonna flip sideways here over the next month or so. Okay. And what's going on right now? We're going into a gap area. I got open gaps. I got a blue-line area, and that area's kinda shaded pink. We're into it right now. And that gap had 76 million shares. So, it'd be important what the volume is today. If you test the gap on 10% or lighter volume, the gap's normally resistance. If you test it on that equal volume, it'll go up to the next higher swing, which is basically pretty much where that higher-shaded area of pink is, which is that gap up there. I see. We'll have to wait and see what goes on here. I don't think the market is starting a bull run here. I think this whole thing is just a big trading range. That'd be a nice range, though. That'd be a nice range, I don't know. Yeah, it's a nice range. It's kinda tricky in here. I didn't quite get, you know, I got advice that went way too quick. No, it's tricky. I got out of that buy signal, and I didn't get that can. I don't think the market's gonna go farther. But actually, anyhow, the two pink areas are possibly areas, which is where gaps are. The two possible areas where a sell signal could develop. Yeah. I don't think the market's gonna keep going up. You know what's so cool, Tim? What I love what you do here, right? And folks, okay, so there's this picture. If we're in a consolidation, right, what tends to happen, folks, is this, is that you could go up to the highs, you know, you could fall in the drops off, okay? And then, you know, bottom line, yeah, it wants to go back down. Now, the cool thing is, is that you can see, as Tim has pointed out, that panic area down there, I love how that panic area is down there. The reason being is that, you know, you never know how low you're gonna go, but we know that lows are always kinda spike lows. You know what I'm saying? Versus highs. Highs can be laying out there for, you know what I mean, six months, seven months going across. So it's pretty cool, you know, looking forward, you know, speculating, of course, of how it may play out, but that'd be pretty cool, man, because that's a wide price spread, man. You're talking about, you know, something from like, what, the four, you know, 50 level, down to the, you know, 433 level, man, you know? Yeah, that's 100 points. Yeah. So it's nothing that needs that. No, no. 100 points on the SBYs. Yeah. It'd be a thousand points on the other one, but it slipped to chart two, and I'll tell you why we're probably not making this, this rally is going on for, when we, this is a chart, we probably shown it a couple of different times, probably back in, oh, you know, March, April of this year, anyhow, I went, what I did here was the top window is the 10 day trend. Okay. And I, and I'm the shaded down area is when the 10 day trend got above 1.2. Yeah. So I, so that's all the shaded areas. Then I grew a horizontal shaded area to show you where all those, what, what levels of the pan occurred on the SBYs. So, and we talked about this chart before when we came up with a sporty area between 365 to 390. Yeah. Cause that's where the trend reached 1.2 or higher in that price range. So in that whole site, it went, so it went sideways for 11 months, started basing back in May of 2000, 22 or 22, and completed the pattern in April of 2023. So you had a 11 month base. Now, this is, you know, the Weisskopf stuff now. So you got a 11 month base. Right. So in general, the market should last around 11 months. Okay. So, so we're still early in the rally phase because the market, you know, started rallying in May, we're in August only been rallying for a month. Yeah. We should basically rally all the way into probably next March or something. That'll blow some months, man. Yeah. Yeah. So that's, you know, that's the Weisskopf method because longer the base, the longer the rally. Right. So anyhow. Right. Where we are right now, I circled that in red. I see that. And so, yeah. So anyhow, so the market doesn't form bottoms until, you know, intermediate term Bob's until that trend gets to 1.2. So far, you know, we're coming in as I did this morning, we're 0.99. Okay. So even though we've got a panic range going on, it's still on a 10 day average, it's not high enough to suggest a base worth rallying out at least not yet. Also, we're in the weakest quarter of the year that runs from basically, you know, August to October timeframe. We're in that timeframe right now. So we'll probably beat around in this area for the next month, maybe a month and a half. And the trend, most likely between that timeframe going forward, you're gonna see a lot of different days, probably 1.2, 1.5, 1. You know, who knows. Maybe two old trends to get that trend up to 1.2. And once you get it up to 1.2, now you can look for a bottom. And so that's the reason why I'm thinking, even though this rally looks really good and it's like it's gonna go to the moon, it won't. And also- Tim, what would be if you don't mind asking, what would be like when we're getting up to that highs, do you have a number on the trend at the highs that it may be coming into? You see what I'm saying? The last high we had in late July or early August, you mean? No, what I'm saying is that, okay, let's pitch it up if we get up to the highs, right? You'd be looking for that trend to be at what numbers? Versus the lows. You see what I'm saying? Okay, well trend, normally, okay, the 10-day trend, a lot of times, you gotta be careful when it gets down to 0.9, 0.8. Right, that's my question. That's my question, it's cool. Okay, all right, all right. And so when that starts happening, if you go back and look going into the top of 2022 in January, you had a trend staying down right around that 0.8 range, warning that even they're actually coming off that big top of that trend stayed low for the first probably two months of that decline. Yes, okay. If you look at that 10-day trend, so anyhow, so we're into this short-term balance here, and also I wanted to point out, the second weakest week of the year, seasonally wise, is a week after Labor Day, next week. Okay, pretty well. I know you got 30 seconds here to go. That's good. So I wanted to point that out. That's awesome, yeah. Stay right there, folks. Tim and I are gonna be coming right back, and don't forget you can get hold of Tim at odrd-oracle.com, od-oracle.com. We have the Dow, and that shows up 274, and as it's up 239, the S&Ps are up 62. Tim and I are gonna be coming right back, folks. Welcome back, folks. You're talking on, man. It's the Tim, or we are talking markets out here. So, which out would you like to go to, Tim? All right, so everybody, any questions on the S&Ps? I don't think we get that pretty good right now. All right, so let's go to chart number three. Okay. So, and we showed this chart probably over the last couple of weeks. We showed the money out. The bottom window is the 18-day average of the up-down volume, and these are closed above minus 10 to get a buy signal. And the next higher window is the 18-day average of advanced decline percent for GDX, and these get above minus 10 for a buy signal. So, both those things closed above release when I did this chart, and they're still above minus 10. So, that's on a buy signal. And the blue areas over the last, I don't know, this goes back about a year or so. The blue areas show the times when both those indicators are above minus 10, and the red or the pink areas are the times when both indicators are below minus 10. Yes. It shows you all the buy and sell signals over the last, you know, couple of, over the last several months. So, anyhow, so, you know, this flipped to a buy, and so this is kind of a short-term signal. And you know what's so cool here, folks? Go ahead. If you've been, you know, listening to Tim and I, you know, the bottom line is that, you know, as Tim's been educating us, okay, the bottom line, you know, we've been watching this chart, we gave you the numbers, and we're here. Which is, it's so cool to him, it's amazing. Yeah, you're right, we're here. Although I wouldn't point out, I got a gap circles in there. Yes. And that sideways box going there. I see that. How big that gap was. Yes. And if you notice, it filled the gap. Right. It stopped almost exactly where the bottom of the gap was. And I thought that was kind of interesting, turned up. And then if we, you know, and if we, if we, if we look at that too and do a Wycoff deal, that gap, you know, had 56 million shares and we tested it on 18 million. How's that? Yeah. Yeah. Exactly right. So you tested a gap on lighter volume. So you had some clues that gap was probably going to be important to really get the confirmation. Oh, you need everything to turn up. You know, I didn't get the exact bottom, but, you know, but when it does give signals, those signals are usually pretty good. Right. Right. Pretty cool. Yeah. So we hit the gap we did on lighter volume and now both those indicators above minus 10. So let's flip to chart two. And this is kind of. You know, we're going to go to chart four, right? Oh, excuse me. Yeah, right. But I see a chart two of gold. I get it. I get it. Okay, cool. Yeah, right. The top window is a cumulative up-down volume percent. And last time or last Thursday, I think we showed this and it was just right on that line. Yes. And so now you finally got through that line and I circled the ones in blue and with blue lines when that signal occurred and I circled it in red. When that cumulative up-down volume, actually the signal comes when you pass, when you close above the mid-Bollinger band. Okay. So go back to that first signal back in November, I guess. Yeah. So anyhow, it passed above the mid-Bollinger band, stayed on that signal until, looks like about April, mid-April, closed below the mid-Bollinger band. That's where that red line comes from. Yeah. If you notice, the market rally began in May and that indicator didn't partly move. Yeah. If it stayed below the mid-Bollinger band. Right now I was just speaking just so they can see another one. You can see that. I mean, it's the size of folks. I mean, it was leaning on it yesterday and today it's there big time. Okay, go ahead then. What a trip. Yeah. So anyhow, so in May it did a double top on GDX. Yes. So if you notice that indicator top one and then, you know, never even closed above the mid-Bollinger band. So it stayed on the sell signal. Right. Even though the market went back and tested that high. So I thought that was kind of an important issue. Yeah, that's really cool. Yeah, they're really cool. So it gave a buy signal in July and gave a sell signal end of July 1st of August and that trade looked like about a break even. You bought it pretty much closed. You bought it and sold about the same spot. So that's what, you know, not bad, I guess. You know, not all indicators are perfect, but this one's pretty good. Now you got to close, you know, a different type of method kind of using a similar indicators in a different way. Now you're closing above mid-Bollinger band. So that's a bullish signal. Yes. So now I'm going to look at it. They're piling up. Yeah, they're piling up. So this is pretty good. So now you want to look at the bigger time frame to see where you are. And so this next chart, which is chart number five. Okay. Now this is a monthly chart. Goes back, I don't know, 2007 or something. And so same type of indicator is the monthly cumulative advanced decline on the bottom window and the top window is the monthly cumulative advance up-down volume, both from for GDX. Now the bottom window, I've marked all the signals going back as far as I could. Yes. And it basically got the top in a big top back in 2012, gave a cell signal and stayed on that cell signal to basically 2016. And that was a long time, I know, man. Yeah. But if you notice, if you look at the bottom window there, this indicator has kind of been going sideways since mid-2022. Yeah. And so to me, it's kind of a building a base and are you above the mid-bollinger band? Yeah, you're on it. Yeah. And so, but if you look at the timing of those previous signals all the way back to 2016, they usually about a year, a year and a half. Yes. You know, between all those signals. Well, we're passing from the last signal, you know, we're due for a signal right here because of the previous type signals, giving that signal about every year and a half. So you're due for a big signal right here right now. And you know what's so cool, Tim? When you actually look at this here, put this other chart up, folks, and it'll blow it up a little far so you can see it. We really, you know, even though it seemed like, you know, this was quite a downdraft, that wasn't too much of a retracement actually. You know, from those to the highs to where we were here. You know, that's intriguing. Also, right, you know, even though that's, you know, because particularly because, you know, the doll is giving it up today. And you know, if it continues to give it up, well, you know, the metals want a higher price, man. So it's going to be intriguing watching this shake out. Yeah, what was going forward. And what does indicators do? I mean, their advanced decline of the GDX and their up-down volume per GDX. Well, that's the whole interwining mechanisms of what the stocks are doing in GDX. Right. So this is, so this is really kind of gives you a real clear picture, not a false picture, but what is actually happening in the GDX, you know, the stocks in GDX. Exactly. So it's, yeah, so it's kind of an important indicator. So it doesn't, it's never, I don't know, I guess you can whip you around, but it's never really going to lie to you. Yeah. So I think that's what's kind of important. Listen, Tim, it's always a pleasure. We really, you know, you know, appreciate the great education they've been giving us. And don't forget, folks, okay, he's on every Tuesday, Thursday. You want to see a trip, man, go back a few Tuesdays and Thursdays so you can see how this came up. Okay, step by step. And the bottom line is that it's a stair step and it worked out like ASAP 100%. Tim, have a great one, safe one, look forward to speaking at Thursday.