 BFNN headline news update. Good afternoon folks. Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of sunny Delray Beach, Florida. This is your 1pm update. We've got a slightly mixed bag out here. You've got two indices trading higher. The Russell's up 9 and the Nasdaq Composite is up 9. Otherwise, the other indices trading lower. Dow is down 52. S&P 6, Nasdaq 109 points. Summizer off 9. Summizer should form a bottom. I think today's bar is 7 or 8. If it's 7, it should form a bottom by Friday out there. Keep an eye on the semiconductor index. Let's go take a look at our nine-panel market update chart. We begin by taking a look at the ESMini upper left-hand side. Yesterday, the profile we were looking at when we came on the year and we said, hey, everybody thinks the market is going to just simply fold and crash. And I was sharing with you, no, the market was back at support. The bottom of the daily profile. Well, that profile took hold. So now we've got a new benchmark level to watch both to the upside and to the downside. The downside is $44.18. The upside is $44.44. Likely, I would say, price is more likely than not to test $44.18 versus $44.44. And that's because the spot volatility still remains above its 50-day exponential moving average. That is printing at $17.51, and the spot fixes at $17.88. So watch for downside action. If you take a look at the NQ, just in the typical consolidation, and this is a very narrow consolidation, sort of narrow, it goes between $14.919 and $15.136. And when we know about the NQ, it does that range move on a daily basis. Or at least it has last two out of three sessions. The U.S. Dollar Index finding its mojo, it is trading above descending trend line top of its weekly profile, which is $93.19, and that's suggesting that it wants to continue to move higher. Gold holding up pretty well, but still dealing with the countertrend resistance level of the bottom of its daily profile. And that's at the $17.86 level. Silver pulling back, but still just testing the support area of its bullish structure. That's between $23.05 and $23.43. So Silver is actually, I'd call it stronger than Goldilocks here, from a profile standpoint. Silver should make its run to the $24.19 level. Lights we crude is breaking down. It's about a second day below the bottom of its bullish structure daily profile, below some trend line. That suggests lower price out here. Natural gas looks like day number two below the bottom of its profile. That suggests further move lower. And 30-year treasury just moving sideways, but trading above the top of its profile. So it remains bullish. Folks, stay tuned for the Traders said show off to start your Wednesday. Have a wonderful one. We'll see you soon.