 and Steve Rhodes, what's going on? And in Florida, but specifically in Tampa, holding another PGA Tour event, you guys have had a bunch over there and great to see the fans back. You know, if you watch like last week's PGA Tournament or not, maybe not last week might've been the seniors or the women that were playing in California. Yes. Sparse, nobody there. Come to Florida, you get all kinds of crowds and just great to see. Yeah, we're open folks. We're definitely open. I've got to imagine where you're at. So in the St. Pete area, you guys have an outdoor restaurant, a nightlife environment, very much like we have here in Delray Beach on our avenue. And Tom, we're way busier. We had been up until probably about a few days ago, way busier than years ago. Yeah, there's no doubt. I'm trying to figure out, you know what's so cool here folks? Like no one's left. This is, it looks to me, I literally just got caught in a little traffic. Okay, that's why I just changed two different shirts folks. Okay, cause I had green on the other shirt. So I did wear this Friday, but guess what folks? I had a change cause I was disappearing. But anyway, that's what I was saying, man, this hasn't changed. Listen, and I'm digging it. That's the bottom line. Come on down. You know? Yeah. Yeah, you kind of see it here. One of the ways that I kind of measure what's going on is through the golf clubs. Yes. And so when the economy is so-so or okay during the summertime, so down here, like you're saying, you know, it's very seasonal or there's a lot of seasonal business. It is, for sure. Right. Yeah. It has been. Yeah, yeah. Yes, and so in the summertime, because of that seasonality, they'll go ahead and open up the clubs to do summer type programs. Right. I haven't seen summer programs being offered. So it just tells you just how busy. Oh, that's good to know, man. Yes. You know, you're right. And it hasn't been offered here either. Wow, that's right. Yeah, yeah. So just, it tells you about the strength. I know it does. It's not that, you know, the strength, everybody's not appreciating the strength or what have you. But we just happen to be in a nice environment here. Oh, that's a good one. I think that's a, that's a subtle, very good one, man. Because that's the real deal, man. Yeah, right. Yes, yes, yes. So look, I thought what you would do, we've done this obviously over the course of time, take a look at the current cycle that we're in or the seasonal cycle, which in essence begins in May, the cell in May, everybody's familiar with that. And for folks, the reason why there's this cell in May, cell in May cycle or whatever you might want to refer to it is because of, if you just simply take a look at how the Dow has performed on average, in this chart here is the last 86 years, what you'll see is that the, the Dow bottoms typically the end of January moves higher into May and then moves lower into October and then higher into back into January. Now, on this cycle here, the cell in May typically doesn't start on day number one. The average has been right around May 19th. And then we see the market move lower typically into the end of June, a nice spike higher into July and then finally that big thump down into October. So this is the typical seasonal cycle. So the question should be, everybody's asked themselves this question, I'm asking myself this question, are we at a top now? Well, let's go back and take a look at other May time frames. Let's go look at the last May timeframe. If we take a look at the 2020, so-called cell in May cycle, there was never one of the topping patterns that I use for newsletter subscribers that I talk about during the Trader Zed show. And if we take a look at this little rectangle area here, here is our cell in May, you can see really nothing and no top that was to speak of in 2020 and the market continued to move higher. So not all cell in Mays turn out to be a selling cycle. If we look at 2019, in 2019, the cell in May cycle formed a roadsment and indicator top. That's where price is moving higher, doing less relative energy. I teach subscribers that if people are interested in learning, if they subscribe to the newsletter, they're gonna be workshops that they can, they'll walk them exactly through this pattern. The blue arrows here are identifying, the first blue arrow is when the pattern formed, then when it was confirmed and was confirmed again with these various reversal candles, price moves down into June as normal. So 2019 has one of the different cell signals that I look for, how about 2018? Well, in 2018, the cell in May cycle never generated a topping pattern. We had price kind of move sideways, pull back a bit, a little bit of consolidation. It did bottom in June, like it typically does with the TD9 count. That's one of the other bottoming patterns that we have. In 2017, the cell in May cycle never generated a topping signal, price continued to move higher. 2016, the cell in May cycle did form a rogment of indicator top. And what it did, what time was it led to an A to B equal CD to downside, kind of by these black diagonal lines. Here also formed wave number seven. That's part of Basil Chapman's work out here when it did form its bottom in June. But in 2016, the cell in May cycle formed a topping pattern. 2015, the cell in May cycle formed a TD9 count top. It did it on May 19th, led to lower prices. In this case here, those lower prices went into August. 2014, cell in May cycle never formed a rogment of indicator top. It's inside this little square out here and prices just simply continued to move higher. 2013, the cell in May cycle formed a large A to B equal CD, topped out with this nice little bear sash candle, price moves lower into June. 2012, the cell in May cycle forms a rogment of indicator top, way back here on the left-hand side. That top was then confirmed, this took place on April 2nd. Then in May, what we had here was we had nice A to B equal CD pattern that tested that. So we also had like a double top out there, price goes ahead and moves lower. So the topping patterns were in place in 2011, the cell in May cycle formed a TD9 count top, price moves lower into the June timeframe out here. 2010, the cell in May cycle forms a rogment of indicator top. So if everybody has been following along with us so far, we have periods of times in May where we have definite confirmed topping signals. And those have led to moves lower into June. We also had some consolidation periods where we never got the topping signals. So the real question should be, okay, Steve, where are we now? Well, if we take a look at 2021, the snapshot was taken about a half an hour ago, there is no topping pattern that's in play. There's an A to B equal CD pattern that would finish off in about the 35,000-ish type range, maybe 34, 750. But what we don't have right now on May 3rd, that we typically have on the other cell in May cycles that actually generate and move to lower lows in June is an absolute topping signal. Well, it's one of the topping signals that I look for. Does it mean it can't top? It just doesn't have the topping pattern that I look for. And as I go back to find throughout May and try to figure out which ones worked and which ones didn't, guess what? It's like every other trading day or week out here. When we get a topping pattern, we just kind of follow the structure out here. So we don't have one in place right now, but let's not forget, the cell in May doesn't really top out until a few weeks from now. And what's so cool here, folks, okay? When you get Steve's newsletter, right? All this information that he just went through, and this is really important, okay? Because you can see that he just went almost 10 years, okay? You get that information, okay? So come on over to our website at TFNN. You can see right under featured content, mastering probability, hit that button. You want a great education. You want a great, basically backup as to where we are. It's there. Great job, Steve, man. Seriously.