 Let's go over to our man, Mr. Steve Rose, as we do each and every Monday at 20 past the hour. And then don't forget, folks, Steve has an outstanding show every trading day, one to two Eastern Standard Time. It 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'll see on the right-hand side, under future content. You just hit that button. You'd get one month for $149. You can get six months for $695, which is a savings of $199.22 percent. You can get it for a year for $595, which is a savings of $593, a 33 percent. Steve Rose, what's going on? Hey, it sounds to me like you're living the dream. Did I hear you say you're coming live from Isle Marrata? You did. I love it. That's a fact. I know. I've told you many, many have been down there in the Chika Lodge. So I don't know how that dealt with the hurricanes and everything, but you and I were fortunate to live where we do, but even though we consider where we do live paradise, it's great to be able to get down there. What do you see? I mean, must be, is it crowded? You know, I haven't, we've been here since Saddy and I haven't left the house since Saddy. You're not worried about the traffic then. That's good. It is wild. I know what you're saying. I plan on leaving the house just to see what is outside after the show. I know, man. I know. And the Isle Marrata folks, it is. The Chika Lodge is insane. The Isle Marrata in general, if you like fishing, I just, in general, the keys are amazing. Absolutely. Absolutely. So what do we got here? Well, the last time we were together a couple of weeks ago, I had shared with you and with the listeners of viewers out there that at some point in time, when the Dow forms a significant top, that what we should anticipate is a retracement of pullback that should last two to four years. And how I came up with the two to four year period is one of the tools that I can apply to my stock charts out here is count consecutive bars higher or lower. In this case here, I'm just focused on the bars lower. So it's got to be at least two bars. One bar doesn't do anything. And so if you have two consecutive bars out there, we've got a downtrend. So this takes us back into 1926. I'm not going to show the entire presentation that we did a couple of weeks ago. But what you notice here is you'll see increments of either two to four. Sometimes you get two to three. Obviously that's in between two and four out here. And those are the, and that's typically where we see the market go ahead and form some type of bottom. So that's what I want folks to anticipate. Now the weekly chart for the Dow. So that's what we were looking at there. This was an annual chart. So here was each of these bars here, folks, represents a year. Now we can do the same thing and we move down into a weekly chart for the Dow. Now this shows that same two to, in essence two to four bar, but here we're only getting two to three bar. Just what I refer to as kind of a knee jerk reaction low. And last Friday's low should lead to a bouncer of bottom for the next couple of weeks. Last Friday's low was bar number three of this pattern. So this chart here has taken us back to the March 2020 lows. So I'm anticipating that we've got a bottom. And it really ties into what you're communicating, which is to expect the market to move higher. Your cues have taken back all the losses from Friday out there. So that's what I'm expecting. So another indication that we should have expected a bouncer bottom came from the New York Stock Exchange. The center panel here is the Advanced Decline Nosh litter. Tom, what that is is that's the difference between the 19 and 39 day because we're looking at a daily chart here. Exponential moving average of the Advanced Decline line. And when this gets down into the minus 150 level, that gives an indication of an oversold market. Oftentimes we see a bottom inside the New York Stock Exchange form. And when you start to get down to the minus 250 level, which is what we did on Friday, we really get into the extreme oversold condition. So this condition has to be worked off. And it's another reason to have anticipated what we actually see taking place today in the market. Another indication was the of a bounce, or at least a bottom came from the NQ on Friday. And as strong as the market moved down, what the NQ did was it pretty much stopped at the bottom of its bullish structured daily profile. And folks, those are the blue horse up. Yeah, exactly. It's so helpful because without the TAS market profiles, I have to use other tools to try to identify where the buyers and sellers are. But these market profiles, boy, they just identify it. They're usually not at swing points and somewhere in between. And then what's nice is that there's three different lines that are drawn, folks. I'm only using one color here, which are blue. And the top line is where sellers are. The bottom line is where buyers are. And the center line is where both buyers and sellers believe there's fair value within side that range, the range being the bottom to the top. When the center of the profiles closer to the bottom, as it is here, that tells us that we've got a bunch of buyers lined up between 16.055 and 16.134. So it's not unusual to see, so support held on a daily basis. Where in the Dow, the YM, the ES, the Russell 2000, they're just in a world of hurt. But this market's not gonna get any traction to the downside unless the NQ fails or the Qs fail, and they just haven't done that. So I'm on board with you anticipating that the NQ is gonna go make a run for the top of its profile, which is 16.09. Maybe it's gonna go make a run for the all-time line. Maybe even it's gonna take that out. But right now we know that support is held in resistance to 16.09. Another indication of a bounce today was that on Friday, the spot follow till next, that a one-day rate of change, I believe it was like 54% out there. This chart here, Tom, the top is the S&P 500, and the blue arrows represent when we have one-day rates of change above plus 10%. Doesn't matter whether it's 15%, 25%, 54%, we're just looking for any close that has a one-day rate of change above 10%. And what these blue arrows will show you is we typically see some type of bounce or bottom in the marketplace. Now I'm calling this a bottom, simply because of what the NQ did in holding the daily profile, getting to the extreme oversold condition inside the New York Stock Exchange, and then that three-bar move inside of the Dow out here, which I'm calling this more of a bottom than a bounce, at least at this stage here. But Friday's damage, it was pretty significant. Significant enough to actually take the consolidation breakout pattern that you and I have been discussing with our listeners out here, and it negated that price. And you just have to look at the bottom panel of charts here, folks. Both the Dow and the Russell 2000 have come back into those white rectangles. It says they didn't have a consolidation breakout. And if anything, price could move down to the bottom. Could, and if the lows get taken out of Friday, then I'm wrong, and I mean to close below it, then I'm wrong about my analysis. Otherwise, I expect that we're gonna see price make its way back to the highs, or at least to the top of their profiles. And the only way these markets are gonna, when we spoke a couple of weeks ago, it looked like we were gonna head higher into January. I'm not so sure just yet. Yes, I'm calling it a bottom, and we should get back up to resistance levels out there. And it could be the all-time highs, but the only way this market is gonna move higher, we're gonna get that Santa Claus rally at last through the end of the year is to take out those highs, because we have tops in each of them. The ESMini's got a TD9 count top, roads meant to Mindicator top. The NQ's got a roads meant to Mindicator top. The YM's got a TD9 count. The Russell 2000 got a sell, the D-Point pattern. So there's a lot of topping patterns that are out there that the market is gonna really have to work to, and the last thing I'll share with folks here is if we're in this two to four year correction period, if we're just beginning, the one thing that will happen is we will see closes below the weekly TAS market profiles. Those have been all of the buy the D-points. And just the ESMini on the very right-hand side shows you those. And on ESMini right now, that level to be watching is 45.04. So I believe we go higher for the next couple of weeks. You know what's gonna be cool, Steve, is to see what happens at these profiles on the NDX100, right? I mean, because it didn't break, which is pretty amazing. So this is crucial, folks, because the bottom line is that it didn't break. If it breaks, then you know that, okay, man, it's trouble in paradise. We got to extend to the downside, yeah. I love it. Well, listen, man, you have a great one, safe one. 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