 Welcome back folks, Dow, Dow is up 135, Nasdaq is up 103, S&Ps are up 19. Let's go over to our man, Mr. Steve Rhodes, as we do each and every Monday at 20 past the first hour. Don't forget folks, Steve has an outstanding show here. Every trading day, one to two Eastons stand to time, also has a great newsletter, Mastering Probability, real easy to get it. As you come over to our website at TFNN, you can see right under Featured Content, you hit Mastering Probability, you can hit Subscribe, you can get this newsletter for one month for $149, you get it for six months for $6.95 which is a savings of $199, you get it for a year for $11.95 which is a savings of $593, or 33%. And when you get Steve's newsletter folks, you're going to get a huge amount of added bonuses with the workshops that he has done in the past, check it out right on the front page of TFNN.com. Steve Rhodes, what's going on? Game 7 is going on. Oh man, I'm telling you, that was something else, wasn't it? It was. You know, I know we both watched the series and Game 5 which is typically the pivotal game because it all of a sudden swings in your possession, you're one way away from the Stanley Cup out there. And what it shocked me is because last Monday when we talked about it, the passing and the play of the Bruins was just spectacular and that Game 5, the St. Louis Blues, they showed up in full force. It was as if they stole the game that the Bruins had. Yet in Game 6, last night, it was as if the Blues didn't even show up. It was just the skating that was going on, they were so lethargic, so slow. And the back and forth, you know, if you had been watching these games, folks, what would have happened that Steve's talking to the Game 5, you had a flow going and that actually whatever side it had, it would have it for two or three minutes at a time. The last night game was just a brawl, you know what I mean? Absolutely. So Wednesday night will be the thriller in Boston. Yeah, and you know, it's interesting, I said to Tommy this morning, this is the first time since 1981, folks, that you have a seventh game Stanley Cup, well, seventh game anything in Boston. Last time was the Celtics and they won, they won in 81, so Boston folks will be shutting down Tuesday, Wednesday morning, trust me. No doubt. Yeah. No doubt. Probably no England will be shutting down. Yeah. I would think so. I would. So I'm looking forward to it. Oh, big time, man. Yeah. What I want to do here is just kind of pick up from last Monday, because when we were doing the segment during last Monday, the number of charts that I had shown, and I want to just re-show those and then the update to those charts. So what I first want to do is make sure that folks understand that, hey, look, here is the cycle that we are in right now, and what I've done is this is the seasonal cycle for the Dow, and I've created this little rectangular area that really picks up the seasonal cycle during the so-called unfavorable portion or the sell-in-may portion of it. And what I want folks to understand is what's going on in the market right now is not unusual during the cycle, which I do believe is in effect, and it became in effect once we broke through the lows in April out here. So this little rectangular area, what we are experiencing or seeing in the market, is normal. So I want to just begin with that. And I knew that last week when we were taking a look at it. I didn't put the rectangle in, but what I knew was that we had taken a look at the New York Stock Exchange and two divergences that have been associated with other bottoms. Those two divergences are where the advanced decline oscillator reading, that's in the center panel here, is making higher lows. And at the same time, the spot volatility index, which is the bottom panel, was making lower highs. And it does that in the face of seeing lower lows in price in the New York Stock Exchange, which is the top panel. And there are several other occurrences that I have noted on this chart that show those other bottoms that form. But we can't use this chart as the timing mechanism. We just are aware of those divergences, and we need to look at other charts. So for example, and this is one week later here, well, first I want to say one week later we can see that those divergences were meaningful. We can see that the advanced decline oscillator reading when I took this snapshot maybe an hour ago was at the plus 119 level. And I do believe it's targeting the 150 area before we see the next high inside the market. The S&P 500, I said last week, may be completing the Gertle buy pattern. And if we take a look at the update, well, we know that it in fact did complete a Gertle buy pattern. It did that on Tuesday. On Monday, during the show, subscribers and I began a position inside the Dow transports because of a bullish key reversal candidate. I'm not showing that right now, but we began our long positions in the market. And then by Tuesday, we took long positions inside the S&P, the Dow, the Russell 2000 because of the bottoming patterns that are out there. In this case here, it looks like the S&P maybe headed to 2937. That's the target that I have in place right now for where the S&P is headed to. Last week, I said maybe completing a Gertle buy pattern. And as we fast forward to where we're at right now, it most certainly did. It completed the Gertle buy pattern. I don't have it drawn in here, just to simply show where price is likely headed to, which is a solid green line that goes across my screen in the 1546 level. That's where I anticipate that the Russell 2000 will head to before it runs into its next level of resistance. This also completed what I call the TD set up nine count pattern. You mentioned subscribers or new subscribers to mastering probability gain a number of bonuses, those bonuses being workshops that show folks how to be able to spot or identify a bottom or a top. The NDX100, I said, was completed or maybe completing the Gertle buy pattern. Now, when I say completed the pattern or maybe it's because I'm always looking. I love your squawks, walks and talks with regard to what markets do. You use volume, I use candlesticks, and I specifically use Japanese candlesticks at the completion of a pattern. And inside the NDX100, when it generated on Tuesday, this bull sash candle, it completed the pattern for me. Now, inside the NDX100, I would have ordinarily taken a look at this resistance line, this TD set up resistance line at 74-72, but price now today is above that level. That suggests that we have even higher to go inside the NDX100. And potentially all the way back up to its weekly horizontal trading range level in the 78-75 area. If I take a look at the Dow last week on Monday, we said, hey, look, the Dow looks like it's completing the Gertle buy pattern, as well as a TD set up nine count pattern that was out there in order for those patterns and also roads momentum indicator bottom. All of these are tools that I share with subscribers, the exact formulas on how to be able to use these for any timeframe for any instrument. And what we can see here, price was pushing lower, doing less route of energy. And then we get the bullish reversal signal. It happened to be a three candlestick signal, the three river morning star, very bullish candle configuration. And this says to me that the Dow should head to its resistance line. That really be the resistance line established by the actual breakdown of this nine count pattern that I use. That says 26-689 is in the cards. Now, I'll look for 30-minute charts. I'll look for levels of support to be broken. Those are these red lines here. Here's the Dow equity futures contract. We can see the ES mini. We can also see the NQ. No levels of support have been broken. If there's going to be some earlier top, we'll see these levels of support get broken inside any of the futures contracts, which has not occurred as we speak just yet. Let us not forget, we are in a consolidation pattern inside of the Dow. It's very clearly shown here, and this means we have a two-way trading market. Very much like the Boston Bruins and St. Louis, exchanging blows out here. So that's where we're at. You've got to love it. Now listen, folks, the way you get Steve's news edit, come over to our website at TFNN. You're going to go right under Featured Content, Mastering Probability. You hit Subscribe. You are off to the races. Steve, thanks so much, man. Have a great one. Safe one. We look forward to the show tomorrow. Thanks, Tom.