 T. F. N. N. Headline news update. Good afternoon, folks. Welcome to your 2 p.m. update. I'm Steve Rhodes, coming to you live from sunny Delray Beach, Florida. I hope you're having a magical Monday. Right now we've got all the indices in the green. The Dow's up 288 points, trading out at 24,061. The S&P up 35, the Nasdaq up 32. Only three-tenths, four-tenths were sent to the upside. Russell 2000, the strong dog out here up 4%, trading out at 12, 82. Let's begin by taking a look at the S&P 500 out here. It's got a Gartley sell pattern that is still in effect out here. Gartley sell pattern would have an A to B equal CD. That's going to look like this for the S&P 500. Let's go ahead and punch it in here for you. The A point is the March 23rd low. The B point out here is the high from March 31st. And your C point of that A to B equal CD is the April 1st low. What you'll see is prices basically made the one-to-one price projection. That was $2897, the actual high that we're looking at took place on April 17th, and that was at $2879. That's close enough for us for the Gartley sell pattern, especially when the bear sash candle forms. That was on the trading day of April 20th. That creates resistance at $2879 if price. The S&P 500 closes above $2879.22. It's telling you that the Gartley sell pattern has failed. That means you wait for the next Gartley sell pattern. You wait for the next bearish reversal candle. Maybe price is headed to $2897. That's not that much higher. You'd still need to see that next bearish reversal candle. But as we speak at 2.01 in the afternoon, the Gartley sell pattern inside the S&P 500 is still in play. If we go take a look at the Dow Jones industrials, how about it? Well, guess what? It still has a Gartley sell pattern that is in play. Also had that same bear sash candle. So you'd be watching for if price were to close above $24.264.21, then that would negate the Gartley sell pattern. But as we speak at 2.01 in the afternoon, price is just moving up to try to test a resistance level. Well, how about the old NDX100? Well, guess what? She or he, it also has, what could call it it, my cousin it, it also has a Gartley sell pattern. Now in its case, it was the shooting star. And that was an 885518. So far today, that's been tested and rejected. So what do we know about the markets in this rally today? Hasn't changed the Gartley sell patterns for the S&P, the Dow or the NDX100? Thanks much for being here folks. Stay tuned. You got David White and then Tom O'Brien to take us on home from three to four. Have a magical Monday. Have a great day.