 And headline news update. Good afternoon, folks. Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of Sunnydale, Ray Beach, Florida. This is your 2 p.m. update coming to get all the U.S. Syndices trading to the upside. The Dow is up 250 points. The S&P 35 Nasdaq is up 81. Russell 19 points. Some eyes are up a couple. Trading is up 157. You've got gold back $13.60. He's trading at $17.9350. Silver down 11 pennies at $23.77. Natural gas is up $0.20. And lights recruit up $2.25 pennies. Yesterday, I believe we looked at the indices. That means today we're going to go take a look at the ETFs and the S&Ps and the sectors inside the S&P 500. Begin. In the upper left-hand panel, take a look at the QQQ series ETF. We see a TD9 count top and a Rhodes mint and indicator top. This suggests that the Qs could be targeting $368.79. That's its TD9 breakout level. The Spies next to it have already accomplished that. So the Spies have made its way back to its breakout area. That's $443.44. Trained above the top of its daily profile. The message here for the Spies is neutral. It's got a valid top. It's bullish to neutral out here. Expect it anticipating that price will make its way up to that oscillator and change line. That's currently printed at $450.93. The XLK has a TD9 count top. But take a look at how price remains above the top of its profile. Folks, if anything, that is a neutral signal. If you take a look at the XLV, it has a Rhodes mint and indicator top. And it's really just been consolidating sideways, finding support at the bottom of its profile. Now here's really the key, folks. Price must close below key levels of support. And as we take a look at these first four instruments, they have not done that. In the case of the Q, is that key level of support would be the $368.79 level. In the case of the diamonds, bar number seven looks like it may form today. Out here, the IWM, it's holding the bottom of its daily profile. Suggest to run the 223.20. The XLF, Rhodes mint and indicator top but holding the bottom of its profile. The XLC getting back to its TD9 breakout level of $80.284. You kind of get the message here. The message from the church is that nothing has broken to the downside because no key levels of support have failed. This is a trader's market in both directions. Folks, stay tuned. You've got two more great hours coming up. David whites up next with the power trading hour. Tom O'Brien, he'll take us on home. I'll see you back here tomorrow on terrific Thursday. Have a wonderful Wednesday, folks. The reality is that navigating financial markets can be risky.