 Good afternoon, folks. I'm Steve Rhodes, coming to you live from the shores of very sunny Delray Beach, Florida. This year, 2 p.m. update, a slightly mixed bag out here. The only industry trading in the upside is Russell 2000. It's up two points, so really flat. But the Dow is off 351. S&P is off 36. Nasdaq, 156. Semi is off 50. Trendy is off 35. Spot ball utility index is up 11%. If it does have a one-day rate of change above plus 10%, you've got to look for some type of viable bottom in the overnight session out there. You'd be typically looking for rogement and indicator signal out there. Hey, if you're not familiar with that, go subscribe to Mastering Probability. There's a workshop, a couple workshops that will teach you about that pattern out here. But let's go spend a little time as we do during the 2 p.m. update and go take a look at our stock industry charts. We'll begin by looking at the Dow. As you take a look at its chart, has a nice TD9 count bottom, has nice rogement and indicator bottom. But what it doesn't have is doesn't have a close above that red oscillator and change line. That's currently printed at $33,942. If price can close above that level, signals move to $35,431. If price doesn't close above that level, it says we can easily go back and revisit the lows from Friday. Maybe it's the highs from Thursday. Maybe it's the lows from Thursday out there. But that red oscillator and change line is really key. Little divergence, the S&P is traded above the red oscillator and change line. TD9 count bottom, and as long as price remains above that, $45.26 is its target. The NDX100, both a TD9 count and rogement and indicator bottom, price above the red oscillator and change line suggests move to $14,769. The Russell 2000, rogement and indicator bottom, price above the red oscillator and change line, suggests a target of at least its recent highs and above that $2210. The semis are really the ones to probably watch. You've got a nice rogement indicator bottom, prices above the red oscillator and change line. That's printed at $3370. If that close below $3370, that's a signal that we then go back and retest those lows from Thursday. And as the semis go, maybe so to the markets out there. But right now, this is suggesting it wants to get back to its recent highs. Those recent highs would take us back into the February 10 timeframe. And that's in about the $3650, $3660 area out there. The transports, they've got a nice TD9 count, rogement, indicator, all kinds of bottoming signals out here. And price has resisted at $15 to $420. The transports get above that. You can see it move all the way to $1618. Folks, stay tuned for your favorite polar bear. David White's up next. I'll be back with you tomorrow at one o'clock, start. Have a magical Monday, folks.