 Rose, he's on here. I wanted to show you on TFNN.com. You come here, you go to newsletters. We will run all the way down to mastering probability. And again, you know, I see a lot of these newsletters. I just want to see what everyone's thinking about. This is fantastic. You get access to any of his webinars. You go here and you hit that subscribe button. And it is 149 for one month. If you're a first-time subscriber, for whatever reason, you don't like it. Again, I don't see why you wouldn't like it. It's fantastic, but it is a 30-day money-back guarantee. So go give it a shot. Steve, are you with us? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So what I wanted to talk about today was really just looking at the markets and what's on fire. What's been on fire for a little while here has been gold, not gold, the Lightspeed crew, Black Texas TWTI. So what I have up on our screen right now, Jacob, is a five-year seasonal chart. So I use a tool that's produced by the folks over at Season X, which is really great because it's for so many instruments where you can see over whatever period of time that you select what the average seasonal cycle is. So we're going to go through a few of these for WTI. So this is the five-year cycle. And right now, that red vertical line shows you where we're at today. Now, what this chart shows us over the last five years is that a low takes place in the April time frame. So you go over here to the left, you can see between April and May. You typically see a low, and then you see a high that comes in towards the middle of October. So about another couple of weeks from now. So that's what the five-year chart pattern analog looks like. When we compare that to what's actually taking place in 2023, you'll see I've got a little green arrow here. That's the low that we saw on May 4th, 2023. So typically, the seasonal pattern, I'll go back to it. Do you get a low in April? Well, I'm going to say that May 4th, and we use this more as a guideline versus an exact to the date time frame, Jacob. So I would say that at this stage here, the five-year seasonal cycle seems to be in sync with what we've seen so far, which is a low in May. And perhaps we're going to see a high in October. Now, that was five years. If we take a look at a 10-year time frame, the 10-year time frame also suggests a low, not in April, but in March, with a high coming in in the October time frame. Now, we take a look at this 10-year seasonal cycle out here. You can see that September is typically flat. We're not flat here in September, but October, November are just horrible over a 10-year period of time. Now, let's expand that out. We go to a 15-year period of time. Well, the 15-year period of time suggests a low in March and a high in October. So far, we've gotten five, 10, and 15. They all suggest that WTI should move higher into at least October. Well, let's go beyond 15 years. Let's add 10 more. We get into a 25-year seasonal cycle. Now, the 25-year seasonal cycle says there should be a top today. Is there a top today? Do I see a top today? I don't see it in my chart patterns, but we'll pull some of those up for us to take a look at. Now, it could be, but I don't think it's a 25-year seasonal cycle that's really driving the market for WTI. Sure. And then the last thing, I've got data that goes back 32 years. And then that 32-year seasonal cycle chart says we make a short-term top today, last for about a week, and then we move higher into the October time frame. So, what all of these seasonal charts are really communicating to you and I, Jacob, is to be careful as we get into that October time frame. Any questions so far about what I've shared? No, no. I think that's great, and I'm not seeing any questions in the den either. It's interesting because we've been speaking about it a lot, and it seems like the Fed might not raise rates this month, but going forward, if we're continuing to see even really a top in October, I'm not sure how well that bodes for the rates going forward, right? So, that's the only thing I have to input on that, and we're not getting any questions in the den, but I mean, pretty fascinating stuff anyway. Yeah, so if I take a look at now, if we go into the chart, so everything here is suggesting that LightSuite Crude should at least move higher into October. So, when I take a look and we're in the November contract for LightSuite Crude, this is the monthly time frame. And what folks, what do you see on my chart here? First, you'll see some dashed lines. Those dashed lines are market profiles. Those market profiles tell you and I where buyers and sellers are located. Now, there's also a center, and the center line, which is $83.98, is where both buyers and sellers believe there's fair price with inside that profile range, which was from $73.62 up to $87.43. Now, the month is not over, but if we do close above $87.43, that will then be bullish because price will have broken out above where the sellers are located at $87.43. Now, we also have sellers that are located at $94.34, and that's this dark cloud cover candle. So, that is a resistance area. So, this suggests that what we should see is LightSuite Crude get up into that $94.34 level. That's what the monthly chart tells us. How about the weekly chart? The weekly chart has actually formed an A to B equal CD to the upside. Now, those folks that are familiar with this pattern are also going to notice that the B to C retracement, I don't have the line drawn in here, but that B to C retracement is less than 0.382, or it's about 31%, 32%. That typically leads us to more than a 1 to 1 A to B equal CD to the upside, but the 1 to 1 on a weekly basis gets us up to $96.70, and we still have resistance at that $94.34 level. So, $94.34 is what I'm going to throw out to folks that you really need to keep an eye on because that is prior resistance out there. If I look at the daily chart, Jacob, the daily chart does not have any kind of a topping pattern. It shows us that prices above the top of its profile, $87.27, prices above its green, this little green, red squiggly line is referred to as an oscillator unchanged line. When prices above a green oscillator unchanged line, it tells us we have a rising price oscillator above zero. Those are bullish conditions. So, what we have here on the daily timeframe are bullish conditions on the weekly they're bullish, on the monthly they're bullish, and here this suggests that we could see, not that we will, we need to let the bars play out, but we could see a TD9 top that takes place between Wednesday and Friday of this week. So, we could be seeing a short-term top. I'm not at all suggesting to people listening that it's just a straight ride up to the 90-ish area out there. I'm not suggesting that at all, but conditions here are very bullish and very favorable, whether it's daily, weekly, or the monthly timeframe. Here, when I take a look at WTI, this chart here takes a look at consecutive, this is the weekly timeframe chart. What these digits are showing us, Jacob, the black digits are consecutive closes higher. So, each week you have a higher close in the prior week, or the red digits are lower closes, the exact opposite of that. It turns out that on a weekly basis WTI, especially when it gets going, and it is going right now, tends to move higher for six to seven consecutive weeks. And I've got the blue arrows drawn here, and we're only in week number four. So, again, this bodes well for a likely move higher into that middle of October type timeframe. So, we're already in week number three, or this is going to be week number four. So, we're saying maybe two to three weeks out from now. Well, it turns out that gets us into that October timeframe out here. So, the other thing that I'll throw out there, you had mentioned rates, but I didn't take a look at WTI as a result of rates. But in essence, I've done that by taking a look at the US dollar index. And if we take a look at this, this is a correlation chart. This is a directional correlation chart. And the bottom panel here, when the bars are below zero, tells us we have an inverse relationship, when they're above zero, we have a direct correlation. The dollar moves higher, WTI moves higher out there. And basically, it's been a coin toss over the last, over a 10-day average, over the last couple of months out there. There's no coin toss when it comes to the energy sector and the XLE and WTI. You can see they are directly correlated with each other. So, basically, it looks like Lightspeed Cruda is going to continue to move higher out there. And I just simply wanted to share that with you and everybody else else listening. That was awesome, Steve. I mean, that was extremely informative. I really enjoyed that. I think everyone else did too. Perfect. Well, Steve, you're doing a great job. Thanks for the interview and enjoy the rest of the show. We're glad to have you back, Steve. We will talk to you soon. Take care now. Folks, stay tuned. We will be right back.