 news update. Good afternoon folks deep roads coming to you live in the shores of very pleasant and sunny a bit hot out there. But Del Ray Beach, Florida with your 2pm update and currently we have a slightly mixed bag. The some I still try to hold on their gains are up one penny. Other the other industries are trading the downside. The Dow off 350 S&P down 47 NASDAQ about 85 points. Russell's off 17. Trendy's off 255. Gold's off 45 bucks. Silver's down 43 cents. Light's recruit up 77 pennies natural gas up 23 cents a 30 year treasury. Trading out 139.14. That's off 1.8 ticks. Let's go spend a little time with our indices charts. Although they are ugly out here. So I don't know if you really want to spend too much time with them. And when I mean by ugly we're going to see very few in the way of bottoming signals out here. Take a look at the Dow. No bottoming pattern out here. We expand out the chart. What's the Dow doing? The Dow is going to go target is February 24th low. The February 24th low is 32 272. That should be its target. It may take it out and that could create a gigantic A to B equal CD to the downside. Let's cross that bridge when we get there. The S&P 500 is trading below that March 24th low out there. So that's not a good thing. And there's no bottoming signal in play out here. Now there's an A to B equal CD to downside. It needs a bullish reversal candle to confirm that bottoming signal. But on Friday that bottoming signal failed. That was a three word morning star. Precious sliced right through that. So the S&P 500 is not looking very good. Particularly at the end of the X 100. No bottoming signal here as well. The Russell is going to form bar number eight of a TD nine count today. And the New York Stock Exchange is also those are the only two indices with potential signals out here. Otherwise it looks pretty horrible. If we go from the daily charts here we've got the opportunity to go from the daily to the weekly. The weekly charts don't look a whole lot better. Now the Dow Jones is approaching a bullish hammer candle. The price closed below that. That's from that week of February 24th out there. That would then suggest to move to 30 0 14. The S&P is trading below its bullish hammer candle and trading below a breakout level sport at 41 64. If it ends the week like this position is talking about moving to 38 19. The Nasdaq 100 closed below the bottom of its TD nine count and bullish hammer candle. That's a just need to be equal to the downside in the target of 10 9 57 weekly chart for the Russell targeting 15 40 C. It looks pretty ugly out there doesn't it. Once we charge the folks I'll put those up on the screen where we've got about 10 seconds. I'll be you'll see that they don't look anything better. The Russell though interesting enough does so a TD nine count bottom pattern that could form in the month of May. Folks they do. Favorite polar bears up next. Have a magical Monday.