 Oh, man, Mr. Steve Rhodes, as we do each and every Monday. And don't forget, folks, Steve has an outstanding show here every trading day. One to two East and Standard Time also has a great newsletter, Mastering Probability. Now, it's very easy to get Mastering Probability, folks. Come over to our website at TFNN. You hit Newsletters. You're going to see Mastering Probability on the right-hand side. You just hit Subscribe. You can get Mastering Probability for one month for $149. You get it for six months for $695, which is the savings of $199 at 22%. And you can get it for one year for $1195, which is the savings of $593 at 33%. Now, they all come with a 30-day money-back guarantee. So you come over, check it out. Steve got his whole system on there. Great newsletter each and every day. Steve Rhodes, what's going on? Well, just kind of drying out from that gully washer that we had down here over the weekend. We had about 24 hours of straight rain, sometimes a little drizzle, but it never really led up. And then during the evening hours, I don't know if you guys got it or got that same storm if you did. We missed the bullet. And when I was reading the next day, I realized that, yeah, you got swamped, man. That was pretty intense, yeah. It was. And the unfortunate thing is, we had identified a small little roof leak about a week before. They called the roofer and he's like, yeah, get out there, get out there. Didn't get out here. Now we know, we were pretty certain there was a roof leak, you know, just based upon a spot on the ceiling. Now you know, yeah. Now we know for sure, when we woke up, when we woke up Saturday morning, we were like, oh my God, you know, in the middle of a rainstorm, what are you gonna do? Nice, totally, totally. So drying up, but not really a bad weekend to have a gully washer with all the sports that we're on, you know, between the US Women's Open Tournament, the Memorial Tournament at Jack's Place up in Ohio. And then of course, we had some nice hockey games. And yesterday was a little bit of a nail biter for the folks in Tampa until that last 45 seconds or so, right? And then the Celtics got smoked, man. That is, Stefan, is that his name? He just, he's a mind-blowing man. That guy, like, he's so comfortable. If you haven't seen, if you haven't seen Steph Curry, folks, he's so comfortable. It's like he's doing nothing. He just puts them up like that. It's like, oh my God. Hey, I'm gonna talk to you about, I don't mean to do it, that Memorial, right? It's amazing how many more young golfers there are, right? Oh, just tons of, tons of, you know, what's really great is, first, well, first just young kids are learning to play the game of golf at very early stages. And then you've got, you know, the high schools have, most high schools have golf programs. I mean, that's where my son really learned. He was a range rat. Okay. You know, because when, you know, when you're from high school. That's what you have to be, right? That's the reality, yeah, right? Yeah, you know, and you just learn to hit all these shots. I wish I had had that. Just like we were hockey rats, rink rats. Yeah, exactly. Exactly, exactly. Hey, you know, speaking of a hockey rat, you'll appreciate this. And then my son played ice hockey. And as you know, in the game of hockey, the guys that are in front of the net, you know, they're sitting there actually trying to, you know, deflect that puck. Right. You know, it's coming to 87 to 90 miles or 95 miles an hour at them. And so what I used to do for my son is you know those pitching machines? Yeah. So I had a pitching machine and I would have him, you know, we would have the distance from the dot in other spots and we would fire the ball. Now there were kind of, you know, foam type balls out there. But we would fire them and that's how he perfected his high-end eye coordination out there. Wow. But watching these guys, you know, you've watched these guys get in front of those pucks. It is. Right? It's insane, isn't it? It is. You know, it's amazing to me and folks, you know, you know, we grew up with Bobby Orr. And listen, all those hockey players are great, but I have a feeling that the average hockey player now was as good as Bobby Orr and Derek Sanderson almost seems. I mean, you know what I mean? Yes. Yeah. But the difference, I think the difference today, first you've got the speed aspect of the game, right? You've got the two line passes that they've been able to perfect. So it's a different game, but when you get to this time in the season, especially in early games, it's not so different because it's pretty physical. It is. These guys are, and these are big boys. They are, man. Right? Big boys with big muscles, checking in to boards that, you know, they have a little bit of movement, but not much. No, I'm with you. So tomorrow night, tomorrow night looking forward to a good game. It's from a market standpoint. Decision 2022, the midterms are 22 weeks away from tomorrow. And those 22 weeks are good. Really? That's it. Wow. Yeah. 22 weeks might sound like a lot, but it's going to be here before we know it. So I thought we could spend just a little time taking a look at the historical seasonal cycles. Here is the historical seasonal cycle for the S&P 500, focused specifically on just midterms over the last 72 years. Now, as you take a look at this chart here, the red line, the vertical line shows us where we're at today. And listening to your saying, hey, be careful out there, have your stops in place. And certainly this seasonal cycle, if you're long, would absolutely support that decision here. And this suggests that we should move lower into the end of June, late part of June, and then maybe we get a little bit of a rally into a little bit of rally, then a final move lower into the October time frame. So that's the S&P. This is the S&P annual seasonal cycle. The S&P annual seasonal cycle says, hey, we top about right now and then move lower into about the June 27 timeframe. Let's go from the S&P to the Dow. Here's the Dow midterm seasonal cycle. Looks very similar to the S&P, although the Dow seasonal cycle says we don't really top for a couple of days, but that we do top and then we see a move lower into June and then a nice bounce and then finally move lower into October. And it's a, if we take a look at their annual seasonal cycle over 125 years. And by the way, this midterm seasonal cycle is also over a 125 year period of time out there. So this here also shows us likely moving lower into June. So everything is supporting that caution that you've given to all the listeners and viewers out there. As you also pointed out, markets can do whatever they want, but it's good to understand that cycle pattern. Here's the NDX 100. In this annual seasonal cycle over the last 26 years, supports headed lower. This is the real dangerous one, right? Cause we know the NDX 100 has really gotten hit over the last, really since November. And it doesn't get any better, right? If the NASDAQ is going to be the leader out here, it needs a real, the cheerleaders don't show up until the early part of October out here. So this is the most ominous chart that we can take a look at with regard to us potentially moving lower. And now there's bounces along the way for- Yeah, you can see definitely on all those charts that you had, Steve, is that there's a downtrend there. I mean, and now we are, we know we're in the downtrend. It doesn't mean it can't turn folks, okay? But the downtenders, and you start looking at those charts and it's like, okay, man. Yes, absolutely. And the idea that we could see a bottom, when the NDX 100, well it formed a Gartley by-pattern. I know that you're going to cover that during your workshop out here. So this formed a Gartley by-pattern at the end of the week, May 27th. And that so far has led to, on Friday, that led to a test of resistance. So one of the tools that I use for support of resistance are- The gremlins. Real key resistance bubble, 12, 973. So the cool thing is you and I, everybody listening, if we see a close above 12, 973, that tells us that we've got a move higher. Not that we're not going to see that move lower, but to expect a move higher. So I went back and took a look at the 2007 bear market. This is a weekly chart. And it's hard. This is the first Gartley by-pattern on a weekly base that we've had since 2009. Well, if you step back and really think about it, that's logical. You're really not going to get weekly Gartley by-patterns until you're in a bear market. And we go back and take a look at 2007. And we also went up straight up from 2009 to 2021. Absolutely, absolutely. You got to love it. So got to be careful out there, folks. Folks, come over to our website at TFNN. You're going to see newsletters, master of probability right in the right-hand side. Bang, hit that, baby. Steve, have a great one. Safe one. We look forward to a show tomorrow. You too, Tom.