 Good afternoon, folks. Steve Rhodes, coming to you live from the shores of sunny Delray Beach, Florida. This year, 2 p.m. Update, and we saw the mixed bag out here. You've got the Dow up 132, the S&P 21, NASDAQ 176, Russell's up 3, Sub-Iser up 12, Trendy's are down 78. Gold traded out at 1842. That's up for a buck. Silver traded out at 2146. That's off 30 pennies. Lightspeed crew traded out at 106.90. That's off $2.62. Gold gas is up 10 pennies. That's a nice move there. 30 Treasury up nearly three points right now. Two points and 25.32. She's printed 13604. Let's spend a little time and go take a look at our cash indices charts out here. Actually, let's do this. We'll switch over and take a look at this, and then we'll switch to a different panel. Here's we take a look at the cash indices charts. You'll see all the A to B equals CD down patterns, all of which were confirmed yesterday. What I mean by that is you've got the bullish reversal candle to confirm A by the D point pattern. The only one that did not complete an A to B equals CD pattern was the Russell 2000. It generated a Rosemont Dementicator signal. Let's go switch now and take a look. So now you can see the A to B equals CD patterns. I don't have those drawn in on the white background charts. And what you will see here is you'll see those bullish reversal candles. In the case of the Dow, it was at three River Morning Star. Price needs to take out a Saucer and Changeline to tell us that it really is a significant bottom. 3718 is the number. The S&P 500 right now is trading right on a Saucer and Changeline. Also confirmed a three River Morning Star. If in fact the S&P 500 can close above 3782.80, which we're trading above right now, that is a bullish outcome. The NDX 100 gave us a bullish outcome yesterday by closing above the Red Oscillator and Changeline. The NDX 100 wants to go target the highs from June 2nd at a minimum. And I do mean at a minimum. If we take a look at the Russell 2000, the cash indices, I apologize, the cash indices did not form that Rosemont Dementicator bottom. It was the Russell 2000 equity future contract. And that's fine. That's fine and dandy. We've got really bottom signals across the board. TD-9 Count Bottom in the case of the Semiconductor index, the Dow transports, also a TD-9 Count Bottom. Now both of those are going to go target the Red Oscillator and Changelines. In the socks at 27.08 in the trannies, that's at 13.140. Close above that, like the NASDAQ composite has done. That tells you about a move higher. That confirmed a Rosemont Dementicator signal yesterday. New York Stock Change confirmed a TD-9 Count Bottom folks. But the charts are telling you, not Stevie, but the charts are telling you, we've got a bottom in place. That bottom is likely to last for two to three weeks. Stay tuned. Your favorite polar bear data points up next. I'll see you at the public terrific Thursday. You all have a wonderful Wednesday.