 Good morning folks. Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of sunny Delray Beach, Florida. This year, 11 AM update. We've got a bit of a mixed bag out there. The mix goes like this. The Dow's off 22 points. The S&P's off 2. NASDAQ 100 is down 10. They're less than 1 tenth of a percent to the downside. Other indices trading to the upside leading the charge is the Russell 2000 of 7 tenths percent or 13 points. Some eyes out 4 tenths 8 points for the trannies. You've got the spot ball tunics that is up 52 cents. It's still below its 50-day exponential moving average, but it too is rising. Gold is flat. Silver is up 14 cents. Lice recruit up a buck 33. Natural gas up 9 cents. 30 Treasuries down nearly one point. Trading out at 129.26. Let's go take a look at what all this means by looking at that nine panel market update chart in the upper left-hand corner. We've got the EES mini. Got that good old-fashioned consolidation pattern that is going on and not much more to report there. Now, what is containing price? You don't see it here. We'll see it during the Trader's Ed show is the daily oscillator and change lines. Spot ball tunics would need to close above 18.69 in order for the bears to perhaps start partying. You've got the NQ, which on Friday generated a bearish reversal candle. Key reversal, bearish engulfing, confirmed erodesment to indicator top. You don't see that here and price is trading above the top of its daily and weekly profiles. Those are at $13,370 for the daily $13,348 for the weekly. So its overall signal is neutral. We had a breakout session on Friday for the U.S. Dollar Index. It closed above not just its consolidation pattern, but the top of its daily profile. As long as it stays above $102.01, it's headed higher. Goldilocks consolidate within its profiles as well as its consolidation pattern. Silver broke through its consolidation pattern. It has a measured move that gets us down towards that .618 area down around $22.53. It did find support. That is silver price at the .382 retracement of its last leg up. So so far, nothing really significant in its move today to the upside lights. We include also making a .382 retracement of its last move. It is trading below profiles. So a close above $69.97 would suggest a lower move $67.56 or so. Natural gas having a nice day. Just consolidate with inside its bowler-structured profile out here. But on Friday, that generated a three-river morning star pattern. So now inside natural gas, you've got a daily Rosemont Dementicator bottom and a weekly TD9 count. And in the case of the 30-year treasury, just a good old-fashioned consolidation. I know I've said it a few times, but that's really what's going on in many of the markets out here. Folks, stay tuned for the Traders Ed Show. But if you're up to start your Monday, please have a magnificent one. Thanks for joining us. We'll look forward to speaking with you again soon. Take care now.