 FNN headline news update. Good afternoon, folks. Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of Del Ray Beach, Florida. This is your 2 p.m. update, coming to get all the U.S. indices and just about everything. Trading to the upside. The only thing trading lower on Stevie's screens are the spotball hotel next, which is well below its 50 day expenditure moving average that puts winds that are back for the S&P 500 U.S. dollar index, which is down eight pennies trading out at $93.91. We've got the Dow at 531 points. It's one and a half percent S&P up 72, one and seven tenths percent, and the X100 one and nine tenths percent, 273, Russell's up one and four tenths percent or 31, Semi's are up three percent, two and seven tenths, two and eight tenths percent, really 89 points out there. In fact, let's go take a look at our indices charts out here. We'll change screens momentarily. We'll have the Dow Jones in the upper left hand corner. And what we'll see as we take a look at the Dow, we can see a small little rectangular consolidation. The question is, is price going to be able to take out the top of that consolidation? Top of the consolidation, really about the 34951 level. If we can take that out, then that would suggest that price probably moves back to 35475. That's its TD9 breakdown resistance level. The S&P 500, that should target right now its prior swing point high of about 4465. We're trading at 4435 now. If we take a look at the NDX100, where is it headed to? That's a great question. Look, this is as bullish as we've seen the NDX100 since the top on September the 7th. Trading into a gap right now, but looks like it wants to continue to up higher just as the Russell 2000 does, which wants to target the 2293 level. The semiconductors, they found their mojo, they had pulled all the way back and tested and rejected with lighter volume, their TD9 breakout level or TD9 pattern from back on August the 19th. Now price above its oscillator and change line suggesting a further move higher. The transports are on fire, but they are also going to form bar number eight of a TD9 count pattern today. That says the transports could top between today and Monday. Spot follow to this, you can see that is below the 50-day expenditure moving average. The XAU, she is going to be in bar number eight, but the XAU is signaling a change in trend that's signal to us. Why? Because price yesterday closed above 12869. That was the TD9 breakdown level over time. This suggests that the XAU wants to make a move to about 162.98. I say over time. Folks stay tuned. David White, your favorite polar bear, he's up next with the Power Trading Hour. Tom O'Brien will take us on home and join me tomorrow morning, really at about eight after eight when I report the Traders Edge Show and would love to see you there live. Have a terrific Thursday folks.