 Good afternoon, folks. Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of Sunnydale, Ray Beach, Florida. This is your 2 p.m. update and currently a slightly mixed bag out here. The Dow is up 17. The New York Stock exchange is up 7 and the rest of the indices are trading lower. The Dow, I got the Dow, but the S&P is down by 2. The NASDAQ is off 64, Russell 14. That's a big percentage leader to the downside. You've got gold trading out at 1868.10. That's basically unchanged. Silver is down 17 pennies at 25.17. Light's recruit is up off 27 pennies at 80.54. Natural gas up 19 cents. So Kamada is doing fairly well. We've got the US dollar index moving higher. It's up by 27.6 right now, 95.40. Looks like it wants to continue to move higher. That's just telling us about global capital having confidence inside the U.S. Let's go take a little time and look at our indices charts as we do during the 2 p.m. update. We'll begin by take a look at the Dow Jones. That's in your left hand corner. What we see here is so far, so what we know about the Dow, the cash indices, has a TD9 count top. So far today, all we've seen is a test and rejection of that oscillator and change line. That's printing at 36217. If price were to close above 36217, that would tell us if price likely to go run back to those all time highs. But right now, that is the resistance point. The S&P 500 on Friday closed above its oscillator and change line. It's basically trading on it right now at about the 4681 level. So a second close today above that is going to suggest we go back and we either tag, test, take out the all time highs. It also has a TD9 count top. So price must close above that all time high on that on a closing basis, the all time high that it has hit. And that's in the case of the Dow, the S&P, and the NASDAQ 100. The NASDAQ 100 on Friday closed above its oscillator and change line. It is struggling right now. So if it closes back below it, it says that Friday's move was a false breakout, so to speak. Breakout, breakout above resistance. And then that will become resistance again at 16177. But that's going to be an end of day close. And if price close above it, we'd have two consecutive days above Stevie's green line suggests we move higher. The Russell 2000 has been holding that oscillator and change line for the last three sessions. Right now it's below it at 2407. If a close below it suggests a further retracement. The semis have a TD9 count top. Price is traded up into that swing point out here. It remains above its oscillator and change line. It is in neutral condition at worst case out here. The transport's not providing us with a ton of information. The spot politics below its 50 day expense moving average, which is 1766. That is bullish for the S&P 500. And the XAU moving slightly higher if it takes out Friday's high at all. That could set up a TD9 count top between today and Wednesday. Folks, stay tuned for David White. I'll see you tomorrow morning 8 o'clock sharp. Have a magical Monday, folks.