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Don't wait to the very end, folks, okay, because if you're not in discord already, it only takes us a few minutes to get you in, but if I get, you know, 10 people calling at the same time at five or four, it's a little bit tougher. Tim, what's going on, brother? Actually, I got something really interesting. Chart number one. Okay. I have it. It's really unusual here, but this is the weekly American association of individual investors bull bear ratio. Okay. And this is a three-day, it's a three-week average. And normally when the market, anything below 0.75 is bullish for the market, and all those red lines across that chart there in the pink areas are all times when that ratio was below 0.75. Now, if you look back, it pretty much picked every worthwhile, even minor bottom to picked out over the, this chart goes back to 2000, so maybe 24, almost 24 years of information. It's huge. It's huge. Folks, if you're in your car and you can't see this, remember this program's archived? I remember that when you sign up for Tim's workshop, bottom line is going to be on your page and go over this over and over again. This is amazing, Tim, man. I mean, you know, you might take some heat for four or five days, maybe this one looked like it took heat from a couple of weeks, but the bottom line is that, yeah, every single time, man, going back 20 years, that's pretty amazing, man. Yeah, it really is. But look what happened. This is updated to yesterday. Yes. It's at 0.55. Again. When the market rallied into the July high, this ratio got up to look like about plus two or whatever. And the market's gone up for a solid week straight up. Every day's been up so far. And this ratio went to 0.55 as of yesterday. How cool is that? Oh, my God. I don't know. I mean, it's kind of unusual. That tells me when this is kind of an opposite. When everybody's bullish, this ratio goes up and that's when you can get highs. And when they're bearish, the ratio goes down. That's when you're in bottom form. Exactly. The market's been rallying, like I said, you know, with six days in a row now or actually seven days in a row. And this ratio is down in the buy area. That suggests to me if there is a minor correction, and at some point there might be, but it tells me that in general, this probably rally is going to continue. It's going to continue until we at least get back to neutral level, which is probably up around 1.5 to 2. So this is both well, both for the bulls here, even on a short term basis, but especially on a mid-term basis. Yes. So how high is high on this rally, I don't know. But there's another statistic, too. Markets up seven days in a row, and if today's going to be up a crisis, probably will. Within five days, the market's up 100% of the time. So even there's a pullback, and the average rally, within the next five days above if the market peaks today, for instance, it'll be higher 100% of the time by 0.7%. I like it, man. That's a trick. Yeah. Folks, this divergence, Tim, this divergence is dynamite, man. This divergence is a big deal, folks, because what happens is that now this would be, Tim, this would be showing that there's more fare again in the marketplace, right? I mean, you know. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Right. It's individual investors. So these are what the investors are saying, and actually, you know, I got my clientele too, and I have a few of them are pretty good at ticking bottoms because they're loaded up with puts and stuff, but you know. And they've been listening to you for so long, but I do get calls from them when, not calls, but use the emails from them when, especially at the real major lows, you know, they're kind of saying that, you know, you got to be crazy to be along this market type thing, and that's usually a good sign for me. So. Crazy is good, man. Yeah. Crazy is good. The more crazy they are, the better it is, but so I don't know how, you know, it could be, it's put some power in the market that way, so it looks pretty good. Cool. We can flip to chart two real quick. Okay. I'm ready. Go ahead. We got two. Just an update on this chart. Yeah. It's a swag breath thrust indicator. Yes. And in a nutshell, it's an NYSE advantage over total issues, and you take a 10-day average of it. And when you're below 0.2, it's kind of like a selling climax. And when it's above 0.6, it's just finding strength. To get this indicator triggered, you need to hit below 0.4 first, you know, it can go 0.35, can go 0.25 if it wants to, but once it starts going up, you start counting the number of days, and that 0.4 to 0.6 has to do with in 10 days, well, we had on this last one, this swag breath thrust indicator got triggered on 27th, which is about a week and a half ago, and it completed that trigger on last Friday, it did hit 0.62 on last Friday, so it only took five days for it to go to 0.4 to 0.6. And to me, that's pretty powerful. Sure. It takes 10 days on average to do it, which is pretty good. This did in five days, I think, adds strength. It does. It absolutely does. So there's nothing but the ZBT, I'll call it a ZBT, because it's hard to say, it's a swag breath thrust indicator, but normally when you see one, it's an area of support, so if you notice over in the middle of the chart there, we had three ZBTs, they all came in pretty close to the same price levels. That's right, and the first couple just didn't go. Right now, which is... That 4100 level is going to be support. Yeah, which is pretty cool. And the third chart, Tim? The third chart, real quick, oh, this is a bigger trend here, it kind of looks... The ZBT is kind of a short-term trend, it gives you worthwhile pops that may last a month or two. This is a major, it's a NYSE McCullin-Oscler summation index. When it gets below minus 700, it's like a selling climax, and so you have to get below, you have to get everybody to dump on the market, and once they dump on the market, you have two months to rally back to plus 1,000. Nice. We hit below minus 700 on March 27th. We had two months to that. If we get to plus 1,000 on December 27th, that would bode well for 2024. That would predict 2024 is probably going to be an up year. So when these type of big signals, this is kind of a longer-term time frame. This most signals up this type last a year, if not two, three years. And folks, if you want to understand, you know, Tim's going to be going through six ratios today, you want to understand those ratios. If you want to sign up, it's only $149, Tim's going to be doing more workshops so he can bring you into all of these ratios, so you can really understand how he looks at the market. Tim, you have a great one, safe one, and, of course, we look forward to the workshop at four o'clock today. All right, thank you. Stay right there, folks, we'll come right back.