 update. Good afternoon, folks. Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of sunny Delray Beach, Florida. This is your 2 p.m. update and we have a mixed bag out here. You've got the Nasdaq and the Nasdaq composite trading higher. 92 points for the Nasdaq composite. 6 tenths of a percent, about a half a percent for the composite for the NDX 100 is 6 tenths. The Nasdaq composite about a half percent of 65 points. Otherwise, everything else trading to the downside. You've got the indice, the Dow down 106.5 points. The S&P is basically flat. The Russell's off 7 tenths over 7 and 15 points. Semi is down 9 tenths or 31 out here. The one thing to be watched, we're going to switch over and take a look at our indices charts out here. When we look at the indices charts, we'll talk about the number of TD9 count patterns that are there. In some cases, they're not. One thing, and so those TD9 counts, the top that we're anticipating is going to form today in the S&P, the Nasdaq, one that's already exist in the Dow equity future contract, but not the Dow, that we could see prices move, in fact, lower. But the one thing that could get in the way is this chart right here. This is really just specifically with regard to the Euro. And the Euro is trading lower at this stage here. That is capital that is fleeing Europe coming to the US. How do we come to the US? If we take a look at the US dollar index, that's moving higher. So that's pretty easy. And it's just simply the flight to quality is still, even with all the crazy stuff going on, is still inside the US. It's still the US dollar because it is the reserve currency. And that includes US dollar oriented assets such as our stock market out there. So just want to be able to point that out. Meantime, let's go take a look at, in the time that we have left, let's go take a look at our indices charts out here so you can see what they're signaling to us. When you don't see on the upper left hand side a TD9 count for the Dow. So we've got a little bit of divergence that the equity future contract does. The indices does not. The S&P is going to form a TD9 count today, just like the ESPINI, the NDX100, a TD9 count just like the NQ out there. But remember, it could be tomorrow's high. That could be the high of the pattern. The Russell 2000, just a sideways consolidation. The SEMIs do not. The SEMI index does not have a TD9 count, but the SMH does. And that's just simply because of the way that it deals with dividends and so forth. In the case of the transports, price just got up to its resistance level at the 16, 6 to 18 level. It's possible the New York Stock Exchange will form a TD9 count today. It needs to close above, close above the 5. That's at 16, 7, 35. If you close above that, the New York Stock Exchange will ask that composite, which is trading higher, will give us those TD9 counts. So folks, stay tuned. Your favorite polar bears up next. David White is going to be a great show. And I'll see you back here tomorrow, one o'clock sharp. Have a magnificent Monday. Take care. Be safe out there.