 Over to our man, Mr. Steve Rose, as we do each and every Monday at 20 past the hour. And don't forget, folks, Steve has an outstanding show here every trading day. Whoa, that's right, we got a new time, too. It's a beautiful thing. 11 to 12, Eastern Stand to Time, also has a great newsletter, Mastering Probability. Now it's very easy to get his newsletter, folks. You come over to our website at TFNN, hit Newsletters, you're going to see it in the top right-hand corner. You just hit Subscribe. You can get the newsletter for one month for $149. You get it for six months for $695, which is the savings of $199 or 22%, and you get it for one year for $1195, which is the savings of $593 or 33%. And folks, they all come with a 30-day money-back guarantee. So as Steve says, guess what? You have 29 days for free. Check it out. It's a great newsletter, folks. You really have to understand, you will understand how Steve looks at the market each and every day. Steve Rose, what's going on? Well, I still make that same kind of error each day when I start the show because I'm so used to the canned open that I have. Exactly, yeah. And I remember when I first started the show, a couple of my friends said, what they really liked about different shows that they listened to was the opening was consistent, like in your case, you're reading some of the four agreements, some of those cards would have you. So I always tried to do that. Now, with changing the time frames, just naturally, I'm usually saying one o'clock. Right, right. But, you know, put a little, but nice. And Sunny Del Rey Beach. It's right. It's usually it is. That's right. It's usually it is. That's right. Yeah. So it's a beautiful thing. It's been a great summer. I enjoyed this weekend. We had the NFL pre-season games going. Yeah. So that was good. Some really great golf. You know, I like the PGA tour, but watching these junior women, I mean, some of these girls were 13, 14. The one who won is 17. Really? No, you know, so funny when I was listening to this one, I heard you say that's a John. Yeah. And I didn't see that. I missed that. So that was on TV too, right? It was. Yeah. Exactly. So it's just amazing the poise that this 17-year-old girl from Japan had out there and they're playing just a beautiful golf course. So always fun to watch and, you know, and I love sports. Right. Right. So it's good. And then I kind of considered the stock market. It's a sport as well. It is out, man. This is the ultimate sport. It is. It is. Yeah. So speaking of this sport here, the stock market, on July 22nd, this first chart that I'm showing, kind of take people through the markets as I see them right now. And on July 22nd, the NASDAQ 100, the Indiex 100, generated a sell-the-de-point pattern. Currently sell. And what that is, folks, that's part of the A to B equal CD cycle. And I've got some blue lines drawn in here so you can see the A to B and then the C to D. Like, just simply, I have an actual tool. I don't have it for this white background chart that draws these patterns, but people can do the same thing at home just to be able to identify the A to B point and that they just copy that line. They can move it over to where that's C to D. Now, the way that I show one of these patterns completed and has to form, in this case here, with an A to B equal CD upside of bearish reversal candle, which is what it did on July 22nd. It created that sell-the-de-point when it formed a bearish ash candle where the blue arrow's at. So that's a starter. That top took price right back to what's referred to as the oscillator unchanged line. So during the segment here, I'll refer to it as the OUL, where that red arrow is. And that means that a key level of support held and that the upward momentum remained in place as of that date. If we take a look at what took place on July 28th, this sell-the-de-point pattern was negated. So I've got this blue horizontal line. So the resistance level for that candle session was that high. And as soon as price closed above that, not traded above it, but closed above it and negated that signal. That said, OK, no longer did the NDX100 have a sell-the-de-point pattern. On August 9th, the NDX100, where I've got this blue arrow, got to the downside. Yeah. A gap to the upside is bullish. A gap to the downside is bearish. Even though those gaps may or may not be filled at some point time, we still go with the signal. But when price gap to the downside, that was actually an X buy point in the NDX100. All right. This price found support of that green oscillator and change line. On August 11th, the NDX100 formed another sell-the-de-point pattern out here when it created this bearish and golfing candle. But that failed the very next second. So the very next session out here. So I want people to be paying attention to the oscillator and change line, the signals that it formed, what typically happens with price coming back to that level out here. And so all the topping signals that we've seen so far have failed, where we are today. We're in wave number seven, so part of the Chapman wave, a very small part of the Chapman wave. And in order for this signal to confirm, we have to see a lower high. So the earliest that this signal could confirm up would be at really tomorrow's close. And should we actually get that topping signal? Well, the key area to be watching is going to be that oscillator and change line, which, as of about a half an hour ago, was around the 13, 284 level out there. So one of the workshops, as you mentioned, folks can subscribe to Mastering Probability. It comes with a 30-day money back guarantee. So they've got it for free for 29 days out there. So one of the workshops that subscribers received is the oscillator and change line, the long short line that every trader really needs to know. So I show people how to generate it. Many people have gone on in their own software and have created it. Another workshop that subscribers receive, and I refer to those bearish reversal candlestom, is the ultimate trading signals, Japanese candlesticks. It's an hour long. So folks are looking to, and these are great tools to help understand what the market is doing. I mentioned the A to B equal city pattern. So folks get access, if you subscribe to Mastering Probability, to the ultimate reversal patterns out there. It will take you through that step by step. And understanding those patterns are really going to be helpful in us identifying the next top. Which seasonally, for the NDX100, says that we're getting really close. So when I put that together, with just your opening, you and I hadn't talked. You take a look at volume. You take a look at the NDX100. You take a look at the cues. You've got a target area out there. When we take a look at the seasonality, now this is the seasonality folks during midterm election cycle. So you'll see the years up top. They've got the boxes checked with regard to the years that are applying to this. So the NDX100 typically says we see some type of top here next week or so. One that should lead us lower into the September, October timeframe. If we look at the weekly chart for the NQ, this suggests that a TD9 count top here, we're in bar number seven or bar number seven, that suggests that we could get a top between next week and the second week in September. So I've got a pattern here that is lining up with the seasonal cycle. The last major top folks in Apple, so since that's the heaviest weight of stock inside the NDX100, the last major top on the weekly base was a TD9 count top. The last major bottom was a TD9 count. We're now in bar number seven. So again, this is saying that we could see a top or should see a top form by Labor Day, if not next week. And subscribers get access to a workshop that walks them right through the TD9 count pattern that's out there. Yeah, seriously, right. This is the seasonal midterm election chart for the Dow. So this takes us back to 1902. That's the first year that I've got data. This is provided to me by the folks at Season X out here, great tools to help you identify seasonal chart patterns out here. And this says that we should see a significant top that likely begins to form next week inside of the Dow. And if we look at this weekly chart for the Dow, we can see that prices right up against are getting close to a horizontal trading range level at 34152. We've also got these little red descending trend line. So we're up towards a resistance level as we come into a time period where we should see a seasonal top. This is the S&P 500. It is suggesting the same thing that between next week and maybe the week after we should see some type of top form that should take us lower into at least the October timeframe. And here's the ESMini chart for this weekly timeframe, just really showing what we just took a look at for the NQ, for Apple, and then for the ESMini. And folks, you saw what just Steve went through, right? Those workshops are phenomenal. Come over to the web website, hit the newsletter, hit mastering probability, you'll stay busy, you get a great education, and you can't get it anywhere else. I mean, that's the bottom line. It's like not even close, man. Yes, yes, yes. Steve, have a great one, safe one. We look forward to show it tomorrow. Thanks, Tom. Thank you. Stay right there, folks, to come right back.