 and 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. And currently a little bit of a mixed bag. The only mix out here is the Dow. Must be mixed up. It's trading lower down 141 points with the S&P up 8. NASDAQ 172. Russell's up 24. Semi 70. Trendy's 156. Gold is up 1630. Trading at 1864. Silver 57 pennies at 25. 34 lights, we crude up 12 cents at 8146 out there. Let's go spend a little time with our cash indices charts out here. Give me a moment just to change screens. As soon as this pops up in the upper left-hand side, you will see the Dow Jones Industrial. It has a valid TD-9 count top. Prices below that oscillator and change line that suggests lower price. Lower price to wear. Well, what the cash indices don't provide us with are those TAS market profiles. So you've got the Dow trade at 35, 940. 35, 850, 847, 848 is where the Dow equity future contract is traded, so you can do the math there. And so price should find support at 35, 759 in the Dow equity future contract. If it does not, that's then going to signal that the Dow should pull back to test its breakout area of 35, 545. The S&P same pattern, TD-9 count top, priced below the oscillator and change line, but support for it, which was tested and rejected yesterday, is 46, 35. If price closes below that, that sets up a move in the S&P down to 45, 51. The NDX 100, a TD-9 count top. Prices right now below the top of its daily profile, not shown here, that is at 16, 105, and below its oscillator and change line. So unless price closes above those levels, and if it does, then that says you run back to the highs, as long as price remains below that level, that would say the NQ could be targeting 15, 763 level to 15, 677. The NQ trade at 16, 055, the NDX 100, 16, 062. So not much of a spread there that you have to worry about. Inside the Russell 2000, it's got to sell the D point. Price pulls back, tests and rejects the green oscillator and change line, it's neutral. The other signals are not neutral. The Dow, the S&P and the NDX 100, but in the case of Russell 2000, it's definitely neutral. The SMIs out there have a TD-9 count top, price pushed lower, still hasn't tested that red-oss or the green oscillator and change line, but it's really in a neutral position as we speak right now. The transport's just trading sideways after that gigantic day last week or the week before. Spotball utility X is right now trading below the 50-day exponential moving average. The 50-day is priced out at about 17, let me see if I can get this here, 1774. 1774. The close below that would suggest the S&P 500 should travel higher. Folks, stay tuned for your favorite...