 news update. Good afternoon folks. This is Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of Delray Beach, Florida. This is your 2 p.m. update and currently we've got a mixed bag out here. The Dow down 55 while the S&P is up 11. The Russell's down 17 while the Nasdaq 100 is up 115. The trannies are off 111 while the semis are up 41 points out there. You kind of get it. A very mixed bag out here. The spot follow techniques is basically flat trade in 1715, but it's below the 50 day exponents moving average. That says the wind is at the sales of the back for the S&P 500. Gold's off 9 bucks. Silver's down 27 cents. Slight's recruit up a buck 13. As we do during our 2 p.m. update, we go take a look at the indice charts out here. So, oh, those are the charts that are up on the screen. How about that? I didn't even have to switch over. So let's begin by taking a look at the Dow Jones. Now the Dow Jones, and I did this with you yesterday. I want to do this again today. The Dow trade out at 35874. The Dow equity future contract 35819. You can do the math difference there. What you're watching for it, for those of you that don't have the Dow equity future contract, if there's a close below 35759, that's the bottom of the Dow's equity future contract bottom of its profile, that would suggest lower price. That would then signal to you and I that the Dow should target 35545. That is its breakout area. But those are the requirements that are needed in order to generate that signal to us. The S&P 500 is still bearish because it still has a TD9 count. Price would need to close above bar number eight on this pattern. That high out there is, if I can get it, appears to be 471850. So unless price closes above that level, it still has a top that's in place. The NDX100 right now is trying to take out its TD9 count top. It needs a close above 1645448. Let me make sure of that. Did I write that down properly? I did. So 1645448. If price closes above that today, folks, as you come into the close, you have no reason at all to be short. The NDX100. The Russell 2000, now the Russell 2000 equity future contract is trading below the bottom of its daily profile. But for us right now, that doesn't matter because although I don't show it on this daily chart here, what I want you to know is price is testing, its consolidation breakout. And as long as the price holds, let's say the level is about $23.42. As long as price remains above $23.42, it still has a, well, it's, look, it's got a top in place, but then key level of support will upheld. Folks, we're running out of time here. Stay tuned for David White. He's up next with the Power Training Hour. Tom O'Brien, he'll take us on home. I'll be back with you tomorrow eight o'clock, well, really about 8.06 sharp. So we'll see you early in the morning. Have a terrific Thursday, folks. The reality.