 Good afternoon, folks, Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of sunny Delray Beach, Florida. This is your 2 p.m. update. And oops, sorry I didn't mean to do that, but I did it. Currently, we'll leave these shirts up on the screen. You've got all the U.S. Intestines trading to the downside, Dow's up 278, S&P 75, NASDAQ 104, 61, Russell's down 23, Semi's up 109. You've got the SpotBall Intestines, which is up 8 and 7 tenths percent to the upside. You want to watch that one-day rate of change come day's end. It's above plus 10 percent expect and anticipate some type of at least bounce, perhaps a bottom. But what we're going to do, normally, we go take a look at the industry charts out here. I thought what we'd do is go take a look at some of the sectors inside the S&P 500, what the index ETF charts are telling us. And that's what you've got up on our screen. So we've got to pull back going on inside of the queues. They pulled back to test the queues, the top of its bearish structure daily profile and a sauce litter and change line. This could be where a bottom would form. If it doesn't, what we'd expect is pricing it back into 350, 263 level. And that's the real key level that price would need to hold. The spies are also pulling back and basically testing the top of its daily profile and very close to its sauce litter and change line. Again, that could be a signal that this is creating the C point of an A to B equal CD to the upside. In the XLK, I was just going to go along the top here. The XLK is testing the top of its profile. So that is still bullish. And we need to close below 159.97 to then suggest to run to 158.75 out there and below that 154.09. But right now support is held. The XLB, the healthcare sector, just inside day, that means that the trend that's in place should continue. Well, then that suggests that the XLB is going to go target 136.35. The Dow diamonds, above the top of their daily profile, well above the red oscillator and change line, it's a stronger index or index ETF than the spies or the queues or the Russell 2000. So it may not get all the way back there if, in fact, we see a bottom in the queues and spies. The Russell 2000 also pulling back and testing its sauce litter and change line. Now, if it fails to hold this level, then price will get back to the 193.93 area. The XLF, kind of an inside-ish day, not a bearish signal out here. So this suggests that it wants to continue to move higher. Yesterday, you had the XLC, which Facebook is a part of. It gets up to but does not cross the breakdown level of 76.83. And today it's falling off the cliff. The XLC looks like it wants to pull back into about 70.22 out there. Folks, stay tuned. Your favorite Bolivar David lights up next. After that, Tom O'Brien will take us on home. If you'd like to listen live tomorrow to the Traders Ed Show, we're going to record that here between eight and nine. We'd love to have you join us. If not, it will certainly be a plate between one and two. Have a terrific Thursday, folks. We look forward to seeing you on fantastic Friday.