 update. Good afternoon folks. Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of Del Ray Beach, Florida. This is your 2 p.m. update. A little bit of a mixed bag. The only indices trading to the upside in the C index is an Azdec 140 points. Otherwise, you've got the Dow back 164, about a half a percent. The S&P five points about one tenth of a percent. Russell 24, a little over one percent. Semi six tenths or 23 points. Trendy is one of three tenths percent. 218 is to the downside. Trading out a 16573. We have Goldilocks trading up at 1868-20. That's up 14 bucks. Silvered up 19 cents. She's trading at 2514. As we do during this 2 p.m. update, we go take a look at our indices charts out here. So let's switch over to those screens or that screen itself. We begin by taking a look at the Dow. It's in the upper left-hand corner. Where does the Dow have? The Dow has a TD9 count top. Now, this is how we'll put this together. What you're watching for here, and really so the Dow equity future, the Dow Jones cash indices, trading at 35978. The Dow equity future contract 35910. You can take that price difference. Where the Dow equity future contract is likely headed to is support. Support is the bottom of its daily profile. Now, you're not seeing that here, but that level is 35759. If price closed below that, then that would suggest that's on the equity future contract. That would put the Dow below, I don't know what the level is. You've got to do the math on it yourself, but that would then suggest that the Dow cash indices should target 35545. That's its TD9 count breakout level. The S&P 500 right now doesn't have a clear message. It's really sitting right on its oscillator and change line. Yesterday it was a push higher into that all-time high, never got all the way up there. It still has a valid TD9 count. If price takes out that all-time high, that pattern goes away and we end up moving higher, much higher. In the case of the NDX100, it has a TD9 count pattern. If price is closed above that green oscillator and change line for four consecutive sessions, it's a real good indication that the NQ wants to go tag, maybe take out its TD9 count top. In the case of the Russell 2000, the Russell 2000 equity future contract is the bottom of its profiles, 2372. Right now, trade at 2379. 2379 is exactly where the cash indices is trading as well. Here, it becomes real easy. If you see it closed below 2372, of course, two is consecutive, closed below that. Then that says the Russell heads to 2244. The semis, they negated their topping signal yesterday. This market is not going to top unless the semis top. And we do not have a topping signal in place as we speak right now. Bearish reversal candle, that would be a different story out there. So folks, stay tuned. David White is up next for the Power Trading Hour. Tom O'Brien to follow. I'll be back with you tomorrow at 1 o'clock sharp with the 1 o'clock update followed by the Traders at Joe. Have a wonderful Wednesday, folks. Thanks so much for joining us.