 Good afternoon, folks. This is Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of sunny Delray Beach, Florida with your 2 p.m. update. We've got a slightly mixed bag out here. The Dow's off 40 points, about a little over one tenth of a percent. The S&P is up 15, four tenths. The NASDAQ is up nine tenths or 109 points. Russell's off 10 points. That's a half a percent. Semi's are up six tenths of 18 points. So it is a truly mixed bag. It's not mixed in the Goldilocks area of 12 bucks. Shaking off that move lower earlier this morning. Trade out at 1712. Silver is flat at 1867. Lights recruit. It's off $3.00. Trade at 9680. Natural gas is off. A pump of three pennies. And the 30th Treasury up one point and 2130 seconds. She's printed out at 140. 15. Let's take a look at some of our indices out here. See what they're communicating to us. It's the Dow that is struggling. The Dow is struggling up at a prior level of resistance. That is at the 31, 885 level. The price can close above that. Then we've got an A to B equal CDT upside with the 32, 375 being its target. The A to B on the S&P 500 cash is 4030. That's the one to one level. The NDX100 is already above the one to one area. Its next destination would be the 1.272 expansion range. And that's at the 12771 area. We see the ESL Russell 2000. This made the one to one. You're seeing a pullback today. What's that mean, Stevie? Well, what you have is an inside bar. And as we end with an inside bar today, an inside bar's meaning to us is that the trend that's in place will continue. That suggests that the Russell 2000 would go target the 1872 level. That's its 1.272 expansion. The semis, they're already up at the 1 to 1.618 level. So you certainly want to watch for any kind of reversal candle there. Typically, if we get a reversal candle in the semiconductor, that should pull the markets lower. The transport is also struggling today. We mentioned that, or I should have mentioned that. We took a look at the charts, but it too has an inside day. Now we don't have an A to B equals CD pattern or anything along those lines here. But prices likely go target. It's descending trend line. And that's in the 14-115 area. We'll switch over. Take a look at the white background version set of these charts out there. There may be a few others to take a look at. But just see if there's anything else that sticks out at us. And the answer is not really. So you can see the transports. They also are in bar number six. They're the most advanced with regard to their TD9 count patterns. But that's not going to mean a thing until sometime next week. It may not mean a thing at all because the TD9 count pattern may not unfold at all. Folks, stay tuned for your favorite polar bear. David Whitey is up next. Tom O'Brien will take us on home. I'll see you back here tomorrow at 1 o'clock sharp. Have a terrific Thursday, folks.