 Good morning, folks. Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of a very pleasant Delray Beach, Florida. This year, Lebanon update, and we have most of the U.S. indices trade into the upside. The only one that is not as a summizer of 13 points. Dow's up 208, S&P 26, Nasdaq 39, Russell's up 29%. Russell's the biggest mover. 1.6%. Trannies are really about 1.6% as well, 228 points to the upside. Gold's up 27 bucks trade in 1956. We'll figure out where she's headed to. Lights we crewed is up a buck. Silver's off 16 pennies, trading at 2248. Natural gas off the nickel. 30-year Treasury down 22 ticks. Trading out $1.3024. Let's go take a look at that nine panel market update chart. We begin in the upper left-hand corner. You've got the ES mini. The ES mini right now is trading right up into resistance. Resistance, as you know, is $4,007. That's a top of the daily profile. Don't expect price to really close above that or much above that. Before we hear Powell's statement tomorrow, so we could see a pretty much a very sideways-ish type move between the rest of the day and tomorrow. Now, if price does close above $4,009.25 or $4,975, so two ticks right now, that would or could generate native B-equal CD pattern to the upside. $4,067.25 would be the first one-to-one price target. Now, at the same time that we have the ES mini testing resistance, the top of the daily profile, we're about to see the spot volatility test support. That's this 50-day expansion moving average. So it's kind of like we're at the precipice here. I don't expect the spot volatility to close below its 50-day, which is at $2,162. Not that it can't. If it does, it puts buying pressure back in the ES mini. But it makes sense that we stop a resistance in essence where the ES mini is at at the top of its profile. And the same thing with regard to spot volatility, just the opposite with price-finding support at that 50-day. If we take a look at the NQ, it's above profile levels. It is above, well, it's not above the B-point of its potential A-to-B-equal CD depth side. That would require a close above $12,811.25. I'm not even sure that that's really an A-to-B-equal CD. I'm going to, in fact, get rid of it. The reason is because the retracement level is only at 28%. But it's out there. If we take a look at the U.S. Dollar Index, it is now in an A-to-B-equal CD to the downside. It's one-to-one price projections, $102.28, 68% to retrace them out there. So, most likely, that's where it finds support. And that could set up a Gartley buy pattern. If we take a look at gold, it is pulling back. It is trying to form a new profile. Now, we won't have a confirmation of this profile until this evening. But the next area of support for Goldilocks, $19.22.50. And below that would be $18.67. Folks, stay tuned for the Trainer's Ed Show. But if you're out to start your Tuesday, please have a terrific one. Thanks for joining us. We'll look forward to speaking with you again soon. Take care.