 Let's get over to our man, Mr. Tim Ord, and tomorrow, folks, okay, our man, Mr. Tim Ord, is going to be doing these workshops for us. The first one is going to be on the S&P. This is going to start at 4 in the afternoon, go to 6. It's going to be two hours, the first hour and a half. He's going to be teaching all these different indicators, and the next half hour is going to be questions and answers. So come on over to our website. You can sign up right now, the archive, the live workshop is $295. It will be on your page for as long as you want to go over it, and this is something that you will want to go over, folks, because the bottom line is that these are very unique – what would I – I'm losing it, man. I love it. They're very, very unique indicators that he uses, and yes, they're in the marketplace, but the bottom line, they're not used as – I mean, Mr. Tim Ord uses them. Tim Ord, what's going on? Well, thanks for having me on again. Absolutely. Actually, just to let you know, we're up over so far, we're not even quite halfway through the year yet, but we're up over – well, as of yesterday's close, that was up 10.27 percent, 10 point, so lower 10 percent so far this year. So, if that record continues, I'd like to hit 20, we'll see, but anyhow, turn one. And that's pretty – that's literally climbing the wall of the worry, isn't it? Yeah, it is, and a lot of people kind of been fighting this rally, and there's really no need to, and actually, there is a good indicator to kind of figure out if the markets are kind of climbing that wall of worry, I guess. And the market doesn't have a wall of worry, and there is no fear in the market. That's usually when things can turn ugly in a hurry, but the VIX kind of keeps you in the trend of the market. Usually, when VIX is above 17, you can have a – kind of a wish-you-work-you market or trading market like we had over the last – since last May, the market went up, went down, went up, went down. Okay. And finally now, we're below 17 on the VIX. Yes, I have your chart up, Tim. Pardon? I also have your chart up. Okay, sure. Anyhow, chart number one, if you look at the bottom of the page there, the reason I put the monthly's up, is you can go back further in time, and this chart goes back to 2016 or end of 15 anyhow. I tried to point out, when the trend is below 17, you get a trending market. If you notice in 2016 and 2017, in general, that trend from the monthly timeframe stayed below 17, and the market virtually went straight up for two years. Yes. I mean, there's very little correction going on. And I identified that as in a kind of pink area at the bottom there. I see it now. Yeah, the VIX right now, well, this is a couple of hours ago, but it's 14, it's around 14 right now, and we're starting to get into that minus or a 17 and below area, and we stay in there. There's a good chance we can probably trend again, because the market goes through stages, it goes through a trading range, builds a cause for the next move, the next cause for the next move is a trending market. And we had a trading range over a year, basically from last May to this May, the market really didn't do anything, but it goes sideways. And now we should enter into a trending mode, and identify that trending mode is a consistent reading below 17 on the VIX. So long as below 17 chances are the market's going to just head higher. Not every day is going to be an update, but in general, the market's going to work higher, and the VIX will start going up before the top actually happens, and we can discuss that on the next chart if you want. Okay, and you know what I just did, Tim, too, I put the VIX chart up, and you can see the dramatic break. I mean, the last three weeks, we just went from 2081 to 1389, which is pretty amazing. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So the reason that VIX is below 17 or even trending down, now, I think today we hit a two and a half year low in the VIX. Okay. So this market's probably just going to keep marching higher back up to the old highs at a minimum, but you know, flip to the next chart. I have it. And the bottom window is the SPX VIX ratio. The way reason I do that ratio is to put the VIX in you, anyhow, if you just put the VIX, it'll be just inverse of this chart you see below, but if you put the SPX VIX ratio with it, then it inverts it up. So it makes it easier to read, you can see where the diversions happen. Yes. And if you look in 2018, you know, the VIX went right down really hard right before the top, if you can kind of see it there. Yeah. And then in 2020, that's kind of a pink area I pointed out there. I see those two pink areas, yes. Yeah. Anyhow, if you notice that the SPs are making higher highs and the VIX ratio made lower highs, same thing happened in the 2021 going into January 2022, the market made higher highs and that VIX ratio made lower highs. So VIX goes up before the market tops out. And right now we've got VIX going straight up along with the market. So that's a bullish reverse. That's kind of the VIX leaves the S&Ps. So as long as the VIX is going down and the SPs are going up, everything's fine. If the VIX is going up and the S&P is going up, then that's when trouble can happen. It can happen like a day or two, but if it starts showing a divergence over like a week time frame, then the market's heading for trouble. So this should identify wherever this next top comes in, which my opinion could be substantially higher, is when both the VIX and the SPX is going up. And the most likely place that could happen is probably back at the January 2022 highs up around that 470 area. I don't know if that could be a double top or not. I don't know. We may pass right through it. It's too soon to say what's going to happen there, but that'd be the minimum upside target. So but again, the SPs go up and the VIX goes up. If that happens on a weekly time frame, then you're probably looking at an any minute term top, at least a top that you want to think about shorting. And folks, if you want to understand these great ratios, the different tools that Tim uses after all these years, because I'm sure one of these days, Tim, I want to talk to you on the air for about a half hour, because I know how long and how many charts you have to look at in order to get to this conclusion, which is really cool, man. And folks, the bottom line is that you're going to get Tim's experience of the last 40 to 50 years. And he's only 25. We wish to. I know, man. Come over to our website, folks, this tomorrow afternoon, 4 to 6. If you can't make it live, folks, there's going to be archives. You can check it out. Tim, have a great one safe one. I'll look for the workshop tomorrow. All right, thank you. Thank you. The Gold Report.