 news update. Good afternoon, folks. This is Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of very sunny Delray Beach, Florida. This year, 2 p.m. Update currently have all of the U.S. indices that we track traded the downside down soft 300 points. That's a little under 1%. The S&P is at 1% at 41 points. Six tenths for the NDX 178 points. Russell's off one and six tenths or 31 semis down to an half percent or 75 points. Trendy's off 4%. 576. Gold's up 5 bucks. It's a quarter percent. Silver is flat. It's off 9 cents. Trading out of 2208. Lights recruited up 330. 7,340. Trading at 1202. 80 or so. Natural gas down 69. Pennies right now trading at 859 and 30 Treasury is down one point. Trading out at 136. 30. So as we do during the two o'clock segment, let's go take a look at our cash industry charts. Let's go see what kind of signals they're providing us. And when I get these charts here populated on your screen, you're going to say, Stevie, aren't they showing us basically the same thing? And the answer there is well, for the most part, yes. And that most part being that sideways consolidation. So if you take a look at the Dow Jones, you can put this on your charts out there. That's the approximate consolidation area. We have a inside bar today inside the Dow. What does that mean? That means that usually the trend that's in place continues. Well, shoot, that means we have more consolidation ahead of us. Same signal and piece of information for the S&P 500. In essence, the same signal and piece of information for the NDX 100. So not a whole lot going on out there. In fact, if your eyes immediately go down to the lower left, the semis, which are down nearly what two and a half percent? What have they done? Moved all the way down to the bottom of that consolidation pattern out there. The Russell 2000 has native equal CD to the upside pattern. It's going to extend beyond the one to one level out there. So I don't have the other levels, but not until embarrassed reversal candle forms. Will it confirm a currently sell pattern out there? New York Stock Exchange is forming an A to B equal CD. The upside said this thing really wants to cruise higher. That would take us up into the 1682 level Nasdaq composite sideways consolidation here. The transports are the only ones really without that kind of pattern. What the transports did yesterday was completed at TD nine count top. And now prices below its red oscillator and change letter price close below 14 82. That's going to suggest that a transports want to move all the way down to the 13 515 level. So what you got, folks, is you've got your good old fashioned consolidation. Sleepy market out there. Be careful. Stay tuned. Your favorite polar bear is up next. Tom O'Brien will take us on home and I'll be back with you on terrific Thursday. You have a wonderful Wednesday, folks.