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As soon as you get the newsletter, you're going to get all those tools that Steve used with descriptions exactly how to use them. Steve Rhodes, what's going on? Well, I'm glad that Thanksgiving falls on a Thursday and is only a Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. And the reason is because if it was longer, I'd probably turn into a blimp. Isn't it true? You can roll me right down the street right now, man. I'm telling you, man. We can put on like 10 pounds in like two hours. Two months to take it off again. Stuff and potatoes and desserts, forget it. Right. I know. Exactly. I love it. I love it. Absolutely. Absolutely. So I was born on September 9th. Okay. My family, we've got a lot of, so I must September 9th. I've got a brother-in-law that's an 1111. So he just recently had his birthday. A sister-in-law that's a 5'5". Yeah. A grandson that's a 10'10". Wow. A niece that is a 11 out there. Okay. It's pretty wild. Isn't that cool? Yeah. Yeah. So I thought what we'd do today is we'd talk about the nines, the September 9th, so to speak, the 9'9". I like, hey, listen, I went in the Marine Corps September 9th. Did you really? Yeah. How about that? I know. I like it, man. I love it. All right. So we're going to talk about the nines today. The nines we're talking about are the ones that were developed by Tom DeMark. Okay. He described it in many of his books, one of the books, so I think maybe the first book is called New Market Timing Technique. So it's a very technical book, but after I describe to folks what it is we're looking at, they may want to go ahead and take a look at that, or I can short change that if they simply, as you mentioned, if they subscribe to Mastering Probability, they're going to get access to a workshop that's going to take them through in detail exactly how this pattern works. So at TD9 Count, we're just focused today on the tops out there. Okay. TD9 Count consists of nine consecutive closes where each close is greater than the close for bars earlier. Yes. And it works for all time frames, folks. So you can, you're an inter-day trader, you can use this tool if you're a weekly, you know, it doesn't matter what your time frame is. Now, when this occurs, meaning when we get a confirmed TD9 Count top, the market typically does one of three things. It's either a trend reversal, so that's a possibility. It could be just a hiccup, sideways move or so, or it could be a consolidation in a little bit larger area. And that usually happened right after bar number nine. Now, the high probability outcome is that a TD9 Count top will at least pull back the test support. And one of those support areas that I look at is the oscillator unchanged line. Now, a TD9 Count pattern looks something like this on a chart. So folks that are subscribers sent me a newsletter, they'll see the nines either at the top or the bottom out there. Again, we're looking at, in this case here, four consecutive, nine consecutive closes where the close of each bar is greater than, not equal to, but greater than the close of bar four bars prior. And the cool thing about the TD9 Count pattern, Tom, is that it allows us to anticipate the market's next move out there. Yes. So what I do is, as you know, you've seen my newsletter and it contains a number of different tables in the morning and in the evening. And this table here I made up for, for our show. And this shows, this shows what the status of the TD9 Count patterns were as of Friday's close. And if you take a look at the fourth column here, it says D, CD. Yes. Anything that's got a star next to it, whether it's a nine or it's a one, shows a TD9 Count top. So it's a valid pattern. It follows all of the rules I even have out here in the very right-hand side, the last TD9 Count top, last TD9 Count bottoms. They even show those TD9 Counts that are there. If it doesn't have a star next to it, it means the pattern was negated. So when we take a look at this, we're going to see, with inside the cash indices, we've got seven of the nine that I track out here that have got TD9 Count topping patterns. If you look at the index ETFs, we've got five of the six that are shown out here. And what I've included is the equated NDX and the equated S&P 500. Those are really critical to understand what they're doing as well. Then I've got the sectors inside the S&P 500, the Magnificent 7, meta being the only one that, as a Friday's close, had a TD9 Count top. Now, as I mentioned, TD9 Count tops should test their OULs, their oscillator and change line. The oscillator and change line, folks, is a difference between the 39 and 19 period expense moving average of price out there. And so we put this on the chart here. This helps us. So we'll take a look at the cash indices. This shows us exactly where price should pull back to. And it's that green line that is on my screen right now. Each of these are green except for the transports. Now, the transports do not have a TD9 Count top. So whether they pull back to test that line or not is as irrespective of the pattern that is out there. So right now, in the Dow, for example, 349.50 would be a price target 45.05 for the S&P, the NASDAQ 100, 158.39. So five of the eight US indices have TD9 Count tops. Now, a key index without a TD9 Count top is the semis. So they've got a TD9 Count pattern. But if folks take a look at this chart here, they'll see that the high formed on bar number seven, that doesn't qualify as a TD9 Count top. The high of the pattern needs to occur on bars eight, nine, or the bar following bar number nine. But what we can say about the semis is that price got back to where price had broken down from. And that's also another great tool of the TD9 Count pattern because it's a objective, not a subjective value out there. And oftentimes, getting back to where price either broke out from or broke down, in this case here, broke down, can be a top. So even though it doesn't have a TD9 Count pattern, a TD9 Count pattern, it did get back to a resistance level. So it could be a top. Three of the four equity future contracts have TD9 Count tops. And they suggest retraces back to their oscillator and change line. But the TD9 Counts, they can fail. Here in the blue lines, you can see on Netflix, you can see the successful TD9 Count top and bottom. But if we come over here to October or November the 13th, when we had a successful TD9 Count, the very next session, price closed above that high, that negated the pattern. By the way, Tom, right now, Netflix has a TD9 Count top as well out there. The NQ is going to go ahead and complete his TD9 Count top today. And that suggests that price should pull back to the oscillator and change line. So folks, you should watch 15, 877-ish. That's a price target. The number moves up and down as price moves up and down. A close below that level, that oscillator and change line, that's going to suggest to move back to 15, 748. And below that, 15,465. These are the top eight-weighted instruments inside the NDX100. They make up 52% as of Friday's close. Only Microsoft, now because Microsoft today, that little spike higher, actually triggered a TD9 Count pattern. So by day's end, we should have a TD9 Count. Microsoft, that pattern should complete on Monday. I'm sorry, on tomorrow. Now, during bull market runs, this is really important. These blue lines show that typically the buy-the-dipsters occur after two or three consecutive lower closes. In this move up off of the October lows, we've never had two consecutive lower closes. So today may be that first day out there. And that says this could be just simply a normal two-bar knee-jerk reaction low out there. So over the course of the next several days out here, we'll have a pretty good feel. Lastly, this is a seasonal chart for the NDX100. It typically, Tom, this is a wild. It typically bottoms on October 26th when we bought it this year. I had no idea until I pulled this chart. You know it's so great. Yeah, too, Steve. Thank you so much for all the great work. Is that either way, so you come back, the oscillator and change line, this is the light you buy. It blows top side. It's like, okay, it's a failure and you're going to go higher. Unreal. You got it. You got it. Great job, man. Have a great one. Look forward to the show tomorrow. Stay right there, folks. You might think that if you want to be...