 T. F. N. N. Headline news update. Good afternoon, folks. Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of sunny Delray Beach, Florida. This is your two-pam update. They've got a mixed bag out here. That mixed bag shows the Dow down by 52 points. The S&P's five, the Nasdaq 41. No real big movements. That's a, you know, less than two-tenths of a percent. The NDX one is less than three-tenths of a percent. The Somays are the big movers downside. A fun and a half percent, 49 points. Russell's up 13. Tranny's up on 17. You've got gold up four bucks. Silver down 12 cents. Lights recruit up 17 pennies. Let's go take a look at my index charts out here. We've got those things working again. And we'll begin by taking a look at the Dow Jones industrials. That's going to be in your upper left-hand corner. And what you can see here, I've got a consolidation. So this is kind of a junior consolidation. It's a small consolidation that's formed with inside a larger consolidation. Very well defined. We see that price yesterday got up to the top of the consolidation and gave it up. Now gave it up means what? It's just pulling back to test its oscillator and change line. That's currently priced at 34, 388. If price closes below that level, that suggests, okay, we run down to the bottom of the consolidation. In essence, the lows of about three, four, five days ago and about the 33, 800 level. The Dow Jones has a confirmed rogement to the indicator bottom out here. So it's got a, it's got the bottoming signal that aligns itself with the favorable seasonal cycle. Will that hold? I don't know. In the case of the S&P 500, at top with the TD9 count top, it generated a buy the D point to generate a Gertley buy point. But prices run into some resistance now over the past couple of trading sessions. And that is its red oscillator and change line. If price remains below that, it says a further move lower can unfold. That further move lower, certainly back to lows of four, five, six days ago in the 4280 type area. The NDX100, you can clearly see how the oscillator and change line has been a resistance point. And that's really important to see because this is consistency. And if we see a close above that level, that level right now is 14817, that suggests a further move higher. If we take a look at the Russell 2000, even though it's trading up nicely today, 13.6, 10th percent, it's really just sideways action. The semis though, the semis are taking out, I believe they're close to taking out, have they taken it out? The TD9 count support level, they have not. If price closes below 316683 or 3172 right now, that would not be good news for the semiconductor index. Otherwise, it's at the bottom of a consolidation pattern. They didn't get a chance to draw that in. But in essence, that's what we'll be looking at. Folks, stay tuned. Your favorite polar bear, David White with the Power Trading Hour. He's up next. I know I'll be listening. You should too. Tom O'Brien, he'll take us on home and I'll be back with you tomorrow at one o'clock for the Traders That Show. Have a terrific Tuesday, folks and be safe out there.