 T. F. N. N. Headline news update. Good afternoon, folks. Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of Delray Beach, Florida. This is your 2 p.m. update. A mixed bag. The Dow is off 114 points. While the S&P is up 8, NASDAQ 100 up 60. Russell's up 18. Semi's are up 34. Tranny's 39. Gold trained on 3780. It's straight into support. That is the center of its daily and weekly profiles. Silver is trading, even though it's off a bucket straight into the support of its weekly bullish structured profile out there. Natural gas is off the nickel. Let's go take a look at our market indices charts out here. We'll begin momentarily by taking a look at the, actually, let's do this here. There was a question to take a look at the NASDAQ composite. So I'm going to pull that chart over to the screen out here. And as we take a look at the NASDAQ composite, what do we see out here? Well, you can see it's got a rogment to indicator top that was way back on November 22nd. Price yesterday is back into an area where it is previously found to bottom. So the TD9 count bottom. So the level to be watching there would be a close below 149.3106. That would take that pattern out and then suggest to move back to 146.99. So that's the message of the NASDAQ composite. As long as, so here's an interesting message. I didn't expect to see this. When I say that, I'm referring to the New York Stock Exchange. There's actually two charts in the New York Stock Exchange that should give all sellers and buyers a little bit of pause. What's that? So here yesterday, the New York Stock Exchange confirms a sell the D point confirms a TD9 count pattern and all price has been able to do is get back to that green oscillator and change line. So the New York Stock Exchange signal is neutral. It's not bearish. Now the interesting thing here, I'm going to switch over out of these charts into my black background chart. We take a look at the advanced decline oscillator because I didn't expect to really see this today either. This is that what you'll see here as soon as I get to this chart is that the advanced decline oscillator reading is still above zero. Never got down below zero out here. And that's a signal you're looking at panel number two. That is a signal that buyers are the ones in control of the market out there. So very interesting. Now, if buyers are really in control of the market, then what we should see out here and we'll take a look at the S&P and the NASDAQ real quickly here. Here in the NASDAQ, you can see you've got three timeframes that are bearish hold from its task market profiles, but not the weekly. Now if we take a look at the S&P 500, come on, work with me. The S&P 500 is bullish for three of the four timeframes, a time frame that is not as the 240. It's got to make you say something to think about. Folks, stay tuned. David White is up next. I'll see you tomorrow on Fantastic Friday. Have a terrific Thursday.