 Good afternoon, folks. This is Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of sunny Delray Beach, Florida. This is your 2 p.m. update. Currently, I have all the U.S. indices that we track trading to the upside. Dow's up 100 points. The S&P's up 2. Nasdaq 100 is up 11. Russell's up 9. Semi-zer up 29. That's a little over 1%. So, they're the big winner out there. We're going to go take a look at its chart momentarily. You've got Goldtrain back $6.60. 17.25 is the print there. Silver's off 19 pennies at $18.94. Lights recruit back $7.75. 96.35 is the print there. Natural gas off 17 pennies. She's printing at $6.24. The 30 treasure's up 18 ticks. $139.09 is the print there. So, let's go take a look at the Semi-conductor index out here. We'll take a look at the other indices as well if we have the time. Let's go take a look at the semis out here. So, what the Semi-conductor index has, it has generated a buy the D-point button. This is the daily time frame chart that we're looking at. So, this is a larger A to B equals CD pattern. Now, it's confirmed with this rising window, that gap to the upside three, four trading sessions ago. Now, price is inside a bullish structured profile. Price is above its red oscillator and change line. What this suggests is the semis should go target the top of their profile. That's at $218.81. That's what the daily time frame chart is communicating to us. The weekly chart formed a, well, I could do it here. Just that oscillator and change line is not going to be correct, but I think you'll forgive me on that. It's still going to show the daily time frame. We'll change over to the weekly chart. This also confirmed an A to B equals CD to the downside. That was confirmed last week with a bullish piercing candle. That suggests to move up to $220.72. So, the weekly says $220.72. The daily says $218.81. That becomes the price range for the semiconductor index. Now, here was just simply take a look at the SMHs, the ETF for these semis out there. If we take a look at the other indices, well, actually, let's take a look at the S&P market print. Let's just do something that's going to give us some type of signal information, if anything. Here, on the 60-minute time frame for the S&P, this had a bullish crossover just as we were basically coming onto the 2 o'clock. Now, that was about noon or so. 236 instruments trade above the top versus 156 trading below the bottom. Let's take a look at the 4-hour time frame chart. The 4-hour time frame chart is also bullish. 188 above the top, 140 below the bottom. The daily time frame is absolutely bullish. 161 above the top, 168 below the bottom. It's the weekly that is the real trouble out there. But we should see a further rally inside the S&P 500. This market breadth is set up for that to unfold. Folks, stay tuned. Your favorite polar bears up next. Have a terrific Tuesday. I will see you.