 update. Good afternoon, folks. Steve Rhodes, coming to you live from the shores of sunny Delray Beach, Florida. That's your 2 p.m. update. And currently have all the U.S. indices that we track trading to the downside. Dow's up under 38. So certainly off of its lows. That's down about a half or percent. One of three tenths for the S&P or 53 points. NASDAQ 2.5% or 300 points. Russell 2%. 38 points. Summice, 2.25%. 64 points. Gold, trading up 16 bucks at 18.63. Silver, trading out at 22.07. That's up 1 in 6 tenths percent. Lights, we crewed up a buck, trading at 1.13.23. Natural gas, up 9 cents, trading out at 8.82. And the 30th treasure up 1 point and 19.32. She's trading at 1.41.29. Let's go spend a little time and take a look at our indices charts out here. Get a feel for how, what they're communicating to you and I as we begin with the Dow Jones. Yesterday, the Dow Jones confirmed A by the D point pattern. It had, that means it had the A to B equal CD pattern. I've drawn in the A to B basically. I'll move that line over to the C to D leg out there. The reason why it was confirmed was because we had a nice bull sash candle out there. If price can close above its oscillator and change, London is trading just above it right now. That would be our second consecutive day. That's at 31.687. If we get that, price should make its way back to the 32.617-ish area. That's the prior swing point. The S&P 500 also confirming A by the D point yesterday. It needs to close above. It's oscillator and change line, 38.27. It's got its work cut out for it. That's about another 13 points the upside. If in fact it closed above that, that suggests heading back to the 4100 level. The NDX100, it did close above the red oscillator and change line yesterday, but it's below it today, needs to get above 11.865. What happens if it closes below it? Then it says the work to the downside may not be over. Same would be the case for the Russell 2000, the level that it needs to close above is 17.57. In the case of the semiconductors, it needs to close above 28.62 to suggest a further rally. Otherwise, when you blow a red oscillator and change line, it's telling you it would prefer to go seek out lower price or at least do a test. And that test here would be of a prior swing point. If we take a look at the transports, they just look basically ugly, although yesterday was A by the D point pattern. No, was it? Yeah, no, it was not. I take that back. Just delete that last portion of what I said. Turt, please. There's no Turt up. Oh my goodness gracious. I'm going to have to have a talk with that guy. Steve Rhodes out there. Make sure he gets his act together next time around. My apologies for that head of New York Stock Exchange out there. That's looking pretty strong. Folks, have a terrific Tuesday, and I'll see you tomorrow on Wonderful News.