 Hey Rhodes, what's going on? Well, it was sports, sports overload weekend here. We had the Ryder Cup going. Yes. Saturday we had Ryder Cup and college football Sunday Ryder Cup and obviously NFL football. Plus we had Boston in New York, right? You know, so what a great sports weekend it was. It was. It's a pretty amazing. I mean, I know you know, you watch that golf, I do too. Yes, but it's amazing about the modern young players coming up, right? I mean, it's pretty cool. Absolutely. And, you know, great match. It was it's always great to to watch these these, you know, so the first rounds, Tom on Friday and Saturday they play play alternate shot as partners. And that's where you put the most pressure on yourself. Okay, your partner because you hit, you know, you hit, let's say you drive and then I'd be hitting the second shot. So, you know, if you hit it into trouble, you know, I'm looking at you cross side saying, Why'd you do that to me? Right? So it's really fun to to really watch these guys play and really just a terrific tournament. I'm certainly one of the most beautiful golf courses. You know, in the in the planet up in Kohler, Wisconsin, man, you really got to know your direction there. I mean, you go left or right. If you didn't see it, folks, let me tell you something between sand traps in the water. I mean, and just rough right everywhere. No, no, absolutely. I think what they should do, I was supposed to play there a few weeks ago, but I wasn't able to make that trip. But I think what they need to do are they could money making business would be to send a drone up following each foursome to figure out where you just hit that ball. Wouldn't that be cool? Yeah. No, no, that makes sense, man. I know. Yeah, maybe to find maybe. But back to the markets, I guess out here, we always talk about or I have been talking about the 86 year seasonal cycle. The Dow is in its weakest seasonal cycle timeframe folks, which is from late July through mid October. And we have taken a look at the chart in the past, but from a monthly perspective, September has the lowest odds of closing above the prior months close. And as we take a look at the current year, we still have four trading sessions ago. Really now will be down to about three trading sessions in a half an hour. So it looks like September's close will in fact be less than the August close. So at this stage here, it seems as if the analog is following along its path. And if that is in fact the case and the analog prevails, then we should be looking for a bottom to form in the next few weeks. That is puts us into our very favorite seasonal cycle, which is sometime around the middle of October time. We don't try to time the annual seasonal cycle to a specific date, but we have seen that take place. So we should be looking for some type of bottom pattern here in October. And as to the markets current conditions, the current conditions from my vantage point remain bullish. And the reason is, as long as price remains above the bottom of its TAS weekly profile, folks, those are the green lines on these charts here. In the upper left, you've got the NQ, the upper right, you've got the ESMini representing the S&P, the lower left, the Dow, and the lower right, the Russell 2000. So as long as price remains above those bottoms, and we're just showing the bottom of those profiles here, market conditions will remain bullish. Now, how I generate that conclusion or reach that conclusion, in order to generate a change in trend, all we have to do is go back and take a look at how price has related itself to the bottom of those weekly profiles. So if we go back into the February 2020 timeframe, once we got to close below, that's the red arrow on this chart here. Once we got to close below the bottom of that weekly profile, that signal to change in trend. Whereas we can see coming off of those March lows from 2020, we have seen pullbacks that have tested the bottom of those weekly profiles. And those are the by the dip levels. And in essence, that's what took place yesterday. So inside the ESMini, folks, the level you want to be putting on your pad of paper is 4312. That's the current bottom of its weekly profile. If you see a weekly close below that, that is going to be a signal of a change in trend. The larger pattern that is in play out here as I take a look at each of the equity futures contracts and really take a look at what last week's message was, was nothing more than setting up a consolidation pattern. So now where the Russell had been in a long term consolidation, we now have the NQ, the ES, the Dow equity future contract, each in these consolidating patterns. And as you know, as you taught me, the cool thing about a consolidation pattern is once you see a break of this, you have a measured move that's equal to or greater than the consolidation. Now the consolidation patterns can last a long time. So, you know, is this going to end in October? I don't know the answer to that. But what's most important is we know the levels in the areas to be watching for it to be able to give us clues. So consolidating patterns out here tell me I don't know if you'd agree with me. I think they're the most difficult to trade. They're great day trading opportunities or intraday trading opportunities. But you know, the swing trade would just simply be buying the bottom of consolidation or selling the top of the consolidation. So we're in these consolidating patterns. And as the Dow is trading into the bottom of its consolidation. So that's what we see here in the lower left. So as price was moving into the bottom of the consolidation pattern on a daily basis, what was forming was a Gertley buy pattern. And in your book, The Art of Timing the Trade, this had formed a one to two A to B equal CD. And I believe in that book, you say when you get to a one to two, the market usually does something else. Yeah, one to 1.618 or more, right? Exactly. Yeah. So in this instance here, what the Dow actually did was it formed now didn't take place until a couple days later. Yeah, that was on September 2nd. Now that's because of how I take a look at the completion of an A to B equal CD. For me, the completion takes place not in its projection area. But instead, when we see in this case here, an A to B equal CD, the downside a bullish reversal candle, that took place on September 22nd. So that was the buy pattern. And all Gertley patterns folks have five different outcomes. Outcome number one is going to be the 0.382 retracement. Outcome number two is the 0.618 retracement, which prices above as we speak right now, that's at 34860. That would suggest that outcome number three is going to take place. And that should get the Dow up into the 35 199. Outcome number four is what you termed a move of a move. So now I owe you a little bit of royalty check for using your term out there. But folks, what that means is price is simply gets back to the A point of the A to B equal CD, or the swing point where that started. And that's at the 35 631 level. First up on next up is the 0.786 level. And that would be that measured that move all the way back to where the pattern began. Outcome number five would be that this turns into an A to B equal CD, the upside now I'm not calling that just yet. But what I do know is there's five potential outcomes. And in this case here, 35 972 would be its initial price projection. So if this is unfolding, and we're going to see outcome number five, G's time that says we get into a potential high in October. Back in 87, 2007, 2015, which led to a consolidation. If we take a look at the detail in 1987, we had a roadsman to mitigate her top at that 87 top in 15. We had a roadsman to mitigate her top 2007. We had a roadsman to mitigate her top out here. So we know what to look for. We don't have that pattern as we speak just yet. But we've got to be concerned about a potential October high. Pretty wild man. Nice work. It's it's quite a market man. There's no doubt about it.