 Let's get over to our mam's to Steve Rhodes as we do each and every Monday at 20 past the hour. Don't forget folks, Steve's does an outstanding show right here. Every trading day, 11 to 12, Eastern Standard Time, also has a great newsletter, a Mastering Probability. Now, it's very easy to get Steve's newsletter folks, come over to our website at TFNN. You're going to go into newsletters, you'll see it on the right-hand side, you'll see Mastering Probability. You just hit that button, you hit Subscribe, you can get Mastering Probability for one month for $149, six months for $6.95 which is a savings of $199.22% and one year for $11.95 which is a savings of $593.33%. Now when you get it folks, bottom line, you're going to get a great newsletter, but Steve has a huge amount of other information out there that he sends to his subscribers each and every day. Steve Rhodes, what's going on? Game time baby, 7.30. Yes, it is game time, I know. We got that goal last night, the night before. Was it last night? Yeah, it was last night. Two nights ago. Two nights ago. Right. Crushed. Last night it was our turn for your Bruins to kick a little South Florida butt, so to speak. Yeah. Just the Bruins are, they're always such a good team and you've had, for most of your lifetime I think you've had a pretty good team to root for, haven't you? We have. Because even when I was a kid, I was a kid, I mean that's when, that's when Montreal and Toronto were great, but the Bruins could fight. Oh, absolutely. And that, Martian. So I picture you as a hockey player, kind of being like Martian, you know, just this tough guy out there who's always in the right place to score a goal, it seems like. Yeah, well, you know, it's so funny, but that's what it was so long ago. I was a defenseman and that didn't even make any sense, but I could box, so I could fight. So, and what happened then, Peewees couldn't fight. That's what's so crazy. That's how it was. Yeah. Absolutely. Absolutely. Crazy. But I looked, I looked to see just in case you don't have a ticket. They're going for between two and three hundred, you know, for the, for the good seats out there. So just in case you want to catch. That's not bad. Yeah. No, it's really, really not that bad of a price, but I'm sure I'll be watching it and snoring by the third period. I listen, I know, man. I was, the other night, I, I was starting, but I was, I had it loud enough that I could hear the whole thing and I heard the goal is I can't believe this man. Yeah. Yes, exactly. That becomes hard when you're getting to overtime. Yes. You know, because now you and I were, and we were both, I'm up, you know, five something. Exactly. And so we're both like, oh my God, we've made it this far. Right. Do I just shut it off? I know, man. It's crazy. But hey, look, I mentioned there's a lot of useful information inside the Mastering Probability Newsletter. I thought we'd start the, the session by taking a look at what some of that information is just so that our listeners and viewers, you know, can see that. Tom Below is a, is a current market outlook for the daily and the weekly timeframes. And these are for the equity futures, for index ETFs, the sectors of the S&P 500. Subscribers get this daily. Now this is a condensed version of what they get, but what's nice about this for, for just for every individual is you're able to pick up the newsletter and let's just say you're trying to understand what's going on inside the spies. What is it's, you know, what does Mastering Probability identify as its current outlook? And here you'll see that it shows for the daily time frame. It's in a consolidating bowl. And for the weekly time frame, it's bullish. Same thing with regard to the ESMini. So if we go over and we take that just to try to tie this together here, the market conditions that are required for what I referred to as a consolidating bowl, there's three things and these are all listed inside the newsletter. So it's very easy to follow along with a chart and the outlook that we have. So consolidating bowl and here I tell people that if you have an instrument and for that time frame, but that's your primary time frame and you have a consolidating bowl that you should continue to hold that stock and this requires the price associated to be above zero. Well, when this green and red line Tom on this chart here, when it's green, it tells us the price oscillators above zero. So that's the first check. The second is prices trading below the oscillator and change line. Well, that's also that green and red line. So it was doing that when I took this snapshot. Yes. It needs to be trading with inside the profile. I refer to it sometimes use the word box, even though it doesn't necessarily, it's not a total box because there's no lines on the left or right hand side. So it needs to be trading with inside that profile. So this is what makes up a consolidating bowl. If we take a look at what makes up an instrument that's just bullish, well, the price asset is above zero. Now this is for the weekly time frame that we're taking a look at. So here that green, that red green line had turned green last week. So we have that condition. So it's a trading above that oscillator and change line, which it is doing. And price here is also trading with inside this box. So in a snapshot for primary instruments, people are able to go and see exactly what their instrument is doing for their time period. So this market analyzer here, Tom, this takes a look at the top 10 weighted instruments with inside the Dow, the S&P, the NASDAQ, the Russell, the semiconductor. So all the primary stuff folks will call us about trying to understand, you know, what's an instrument doing. And here, what I've done is I've broken these down. We show, I show both the daily, the weekly, the monthly, a 15-minute time frame, a 30-minute time frame, a 65 and the 130. And then what I also show are the other signals that are associated with that instrument. Is it identifying a potential top or a bottom, erodes meant a indicator top or bottom? Is it generating a potential TD9 count? And then a TD9 count, what folks will pay attention to, Tom, are the ones that have stars next to them. Because if it's got a star next to it, it's telling you that it qualifies as either a top or a bottom. It also provides the current Chapman Wave accounts, different levels of support or resistance, whether it's the oscillator and change line, which we refer to, or the TD9 count support or breakdown resistance levels, or just simply the TAS market profiles that you and I looked at. And it just also provides the information when it was a last TD9 count top and the last TD9 count bottom. So subscribers receive this information in a heartbeat. They can go take a look at, you know, what's Google doing? It's in a consolidating bull for its daily timeframe. It's a consolidating bear for its weekly timeframe. And it's a breakout for its monthly timeframe. So it really kind of speaks to the market that we've seen here, just that one instrument. It's fairly choppy out there, right? We've got a different signal for the daily, a different signal for the weekly chart out there. This market analyzer, Tom, this is provided in the end of day reports that I produced. And this is really great for those folks that are managing their IRAs or their 401ks. These are the wealth management portfolios, the typical wealth management portfolios that are used. And so I give two different ones out there. The bottom one's actually one that came from with inside TD Ameritrade. And what they had suggested and a breakdown between US equities, foreign equities, fixed income, you know, in other categories. So this is really great for those folks managing their 401ks. This market analyzer is a review of the top 60 companies by market cap here in the United States. And if you just take a look at the daily timeframe for these, you're not going to see a ton of them that are bullish at this moment. So that really speaks to our market as well. Here's a market analyzer that provides, and this is what folks get each morning. So this is the big morning report shows you exactly where instruments are trading, what their current market conditions are. And then, in addition to that information, I also summarize, so they get this snapshot each day, telling them for each instrument for their daily timeframe, so that's gold, silver, copper, crude oil, T bonds, T notes, the ES, the NQ, the YM, the Russell 2000, and what's going on inside the US dollar index out there, as well as market breadth statistics. The ES mini is forming a new profile. And that's on the upper left-hand side. And what you should notice here is that those, the new profile Tom is contained with inside the older profile. That typically means that what we should prepare for is further consolidating markets out there. So that's just a brief overview of what's contained inside the newsletter. One last point you had mentioned, hey, the market should be higher today with the US dollar index being lower. This chart here takes a look at that correlation. And what we can see here, Tom, in that yellow rectangle area, that inverse correlation is starting to go away. And that's with this chart. This is over a five-day average. So it's not the same way with regard to gold. Here, we can see in gold, that inverse correlation still exists. But with regard to the ES mini, it's starting to wane. So I wonder what that means. And listen, folks, it's very easy. Get all the information. Come over to our website at TFNN. You're gonna see master of probability right on the right-hand side. Steve, have a great one. Stay fun, we look forward to show tomorrow. Thanks, Tom. Thank you. Stay right there, folks.