 Let's get over to our man, Mr. Steve Rhodes, as we do each and every Monday at 20 past the hour. And don't forget, folks, Steve has an outstanding show here every trading day, as well as a great newsletter, Mastering Probability. Now, it's very easy to get Mastering Probability, folks. Come over to our website at TFNN, you're going to see it right on the right-hand side under featured content, Mastering Probability, you can get that for one month for $149. Six months for $695, which is the savings of $199, or 22% in one full year for $1195, which is the savings of $593, or 33%. Now, they all come with a 30-day money-back guarantee, folks. So out of mind, you can go get it. Steve has a huge amount of tools that he uses each and every day. You get to use all those tools. It's a total explanation of how to use all those tools. So get over there, sign up right here, right now. Steve Rhodes, what's going on? Are you telling me that March Madness doesn't just apply to basketball? That's correct. I like it. I like that. There you go. You got the DJ Teeq. $50, would you say, $51 a share? Yeah. Where's the OP1? I'm telling you, man, at $3.5 million for a year, this is like the ultimate. I mean, it really is, man. It's like, how about that paper? I mean, you can see why people want to go public, right? Oh, for sure. For sure. Yeah, absolutely. It's okay. Because if you go into your local community, think about buying any store downtown in your local community, and think about how many questions you'd ask versus buying the paper. This is how it goes, though. I mean, I've seen it before. We've all seen it before. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. Absolutely. Wow. So I thought last week, Tommy and I, he was filling in for you. We were talking about- You were talking about the program, yeah. Perfect. So asking that question has a stock market top. And I really think it's applicable to this week as well, although a different set of charts and things that we're taking a look at. So the first thing that I want to do is take a look at how the S&P 500, you and I've done this periodically, how the S&P 500 is trading priced in other major currencies. And last Friday, what we saw was the S&P made new all-time highs priced in euros, priced in yen, priced in Great British Pounds, Australian dollars, the sweetest groan and the Swiss francs out there. In Canadian dollars was made on last Thursday out there. So we still have the S&P 500 pushing higher in these major currencies, which has helped people live in those environments. If you're in Japan, you know, you're thinking in terms of yen, you're not thinking in terms of U.S. dollars. So that's one thing that each of us need to take into account is that we just don't think just, we're not just taking a look at just how the S&P is trading in terms of U.S. dollars. So it was the first thing that I wanted to share with folks. The second thing is, last Friday, the S&P 500, the ESMini and the SPI negated weekly TD9 count tops. As you mentioned, there's a number of tools that I teach folks and the TD9 count pattern is one of them. But what didn't negate a TD9 count top was the RSP. And really, I don't take a look at this often enough, but the RSP folks is the equal weighted ETF for the S&P 500. It is worth watching. For example, it's also worth watching QQEW, that's equal weighted ETF for the NDX100. This week I'm just focused on the S&P 500 and some of the derivatives that come out here. So we had TD9 count tops were negated inside the SPI for the weekly timeframe, which is a signal that the market wants to continue to rally. Same thing with regard to the ESMini, same thing with regard to the S&P 500. But when I put this up there and I said, no, I've got to take a look at the equal weighted ETF and see what it did. It's only in bar number eight of a TD9 count, actually this week will become bar number nine. So the question is, as a stock market top, well, I think what we need to do is compare weekly signals for the SPI versus the RSP and each person at home can do this with whatever tools it is that they use. So here I've got those two charts. The top panel is the equal weighted ETF, the bottom panel is the weekly timeframe folks that we're taking a look at. The more of an intermediate term timeframe signal for us and the bottom is the SPI. Now if we take a look at back on December, so the most recent pattern formed on December 29th, and it's where my cursor is, it's a little black vertical line and we can see that everything was in sync there. But if we take a look at the prior one, the one that formed on July 28th out here, what we see is that the on July 28th, the SPI negated its TD9 count top very much like what happened last Friday, the SPI negated a TD9 count top. However, when we take a look at the RSP, we can see that it was a week later that it actually formed the TD9 count top. And we got confirmation of it that following week. So even though I would have ordinarily said, you know what, Tom? We've got negated TD9 count tops. This market has set it higher because I went ahead and took a look at the equal weighted. Now we've got the phrase not so fast out here. That's pretty cool. Yeah, right. I'm with you. Right. So just have to pay attention to that. So that's one cool thing that folks listening in can learn or take from today. If I take a look at where we're at in the 96-year seasonal cycle, this doesn't take into account presidential years or anything like just this 96 years' worth of data for the S&P 500, what we can see here is this suggests that we put a top in around March 18th, and then we put in a low by the end of this week right on March 31st with your normal rally into the May timeframe out there. So that's a 96-year seasonal cycle. Well, both the RSP and the ESMini formed RMI tops, Roadsman Dominicator tops, last Friday. That was on the 22nd. So we're within four days of forming at least a short-term top over this 96-year seasonal cycle out there. So something else for us to take into consideration. Now, what we've done here, Tom, is we've gone from a weekly timeframe chart to take a look at the daily timeframe chart. The SPI, by the way, and the S&P 500 do not have topping signals, not the topping signals of the patterns that I use out there. So here's something that's really wild. So I said, I really did investigate this RSP, the Sequel-Aided ETF. The RSP on Friday is very likely to confirm an A to B equal CD to the up, where the close above 164.90. So folks, write that down in their pad of paper, take a look at RSP, see where it closes on Friday. When I put this chart together a couple hours ago, the swing point that is taken out did 106 million shares. And we were at about 98 million or so. But I took a look at what the average daily volume is. It's 5 million shares. So it should do more than 106 million shares. So any close above 164.90 says we've got a price projection of 2.19. Tom, that's 32% higher from where we're at today. That's the equal weight. I know. If we had to await it, it would be different than that. So the daily RSP, it's forming a new, no, here's the other thing. The RSP today, there's a new profile. If you look on the very left-hand side of the daily time frame, it's forming a new profile, which is below price. That's a bullish signal. That doesn't mean that price can't get down and target that level when we have profiles form below price. That is a bullish signal. So it kind of adds to what we're taking a look at on this monthly chart out there. And the weekly TD9 count up, well, what that should do, assuming that it takes hold, like we took a look at on the prior chart, that should at least result in a retracement back towards this oscillator and change line. That's at 163.55. That's in the center portion. If we take a look at that daily time frame chart with regard to its profiles, if price does pull back, it should find support at between 165.01 and 165.47. It could get down to 164, but that 165.01, 165.47 should be a real strong support. So how do we put this puzzle together? It's pretty simple, folks. We do this one step at a time. If we take a look at the RSP since the October lows, it hasn't even had a two-week pullback. Only one-week pullback out there. And it's just crazy out there. And the same in the case of the Spy, it did have a two-week retracement out there. So we got to take this one step at a time. Folks, what I want you to watch tonight is I want you to watch the ES Mini. And the key level to be watching out there is going to be 52.72.50. That's a TD9 count bottom. At a price closer below that, we had lower. And if it holds, we should see a rally up to about 5,300. Not necessarily all overnight, but it could. It could easily do it. It's a beautiful thing. Listen, folks, get over on our website at TFNN. You can see right into featured content, Master of Probability. Steve, have a great one. Safe one. We look forward to your tomorrow. Take care, dumb things. Stay right there, folks. I'm right back. Whitties or commodities.