 Over to our mam, Mr. Steve Rose, 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, 11 to 12, Eastern Standard Time, also is a great newsletter, Mastering Probability. Now, it's very easy to get Steve's newsletter, folks. Come over to our website at TFNN, you go into newsletters, you're going to see it right on the right-hand side, you just hit that Subscribe button, you can get Mastering Probability for one month for $149, you can get it for six months. Come on, get up there for $695, which is a savings of $199.22 percent, you get it for a year for $1195, which is a savings of $593.33 percent. Now, they all come with a 30-day money-back guarantee, folks, okay? So, you know, you get a high volatile market out here, lot of great opportunities for trades, whether they're long and all-shot. Steve Rose, what's going on? Well, I think it's going to be interesting times. You know, when Powell began raising interest rates, my concern or focus then was all the, like, $12, $13, $17 trillion worth of U.S. nominated debt by other countries out there. So, as our currency is moving higher, you know, it is the king, even though it's pulling back a bit today and on Friday, you know, I didn't expect that the first world effort was going to come from a U.S. bank. So, it's going to be kind of, so it seems like Powell is really in a corner now. So, it would be interesting to see what he does. Particularly, because if we get a high, what's happening, folks, is that the CPI is coming out tomorrow. So, if they can't raise the rates, okay, trust me, anything that is hard asset, hold on to feel life, because they're going to go up beyond belief, folks, okay? Totally, totally. You know, the end, you know, yeah, it's pretty intense, man. There's no doubt. It is, it is. So, I thought that we could do here is because we were talking about A to B equal CD patterns. I wanted to share with folks my experience with that pattern. So, shown here, I've got the S&P 500. This is showing the A to B equal CD down pattern during the 2008 financial crisis. So, we're talking about financial crisis today. I thought, hey, let's go back and reminisce a little bit. But there's a lot that we can learn from it. So, as we can see here, this is an A to B equal CD pattern that went beyond the one to two price projection level. And the monthly charts for me, and I think for everybody else out there, they eliminate the noise. So, it makes identifying the A to B equal CD pattern much easier. So, if folks are just learning about this pattern, whatever timeframe it is that they're using, if they're struggling to figure out what to use for swing points, just keep going up higher timeframes. If you do that, you eliminate the noise and the patterns, the swing points will just stick out much easier for you. Something else that folks should learn, Tom, to master the A to B equal CD pattern are Japanese candlesticks. So, shown here on this monthly chart for the S&P 500 are the bullish reversal candles. And in the case of an A to B equal CD to the downside, I'm looking for bullish reversal candle. So, this here shows that when the S&P made its bottom back in 2009, it was a bullish piercing candle that helped to confirm that the A to B equal CD pattern was complete or very likely completed out there. So we always begin looking for bullish reversal candles once the A to B equal CD pattern reaches the one to one price objective. That doesn't mean we just go ahead and buy that. We continue to look for bullish reversal candles. So in March of 2009, when that bullish piercing candle formed, from that point in time, obviously the markets have moved higher. But the important thing for people to see on this chart is that there was no reversal candle at the one to one level. So there was no reason the Calvary hadn't arrived. There was no bullish reversal candle at the 1.27 level. There was none at the 1.618 area. So it's important to understand the pattern. Also, how does the pattern communicate to us? So, as you know, as you mentioned, the subscribers to Mastering Probability Newsletter Service get eight or nine different hours of the tools that I use. Well, one of those tools is the A to B equal CD pattern. And a couple of my patterns also like the Roadsman Dominicator, they require a bullish or bearish reversal candle to confirm the pattern. So it's a very cool thing in the way that we integrate the way the markets communicate with us. So they've got access to that. So folks that are learning this pattern out here, feel free to subscribe to Mastering Probability. You can do it for 29 days. It costs you absolutely nothing. So I thought we could do then, Tom, is kind of move into where we are today. So we took a look at the 2007, 2008, 2009 financial crisis. We looked at the A to B equal CD down pattern. Tried to share with folks, when does that pattern actually complete? And that takes us to today and take a look at the four US equity future contracts. In the upper left-hand side, we've got the ES mini, the upper right-hand side, the NQ. Lower left is the Dow. Lower right is the Russell 2000. The NQ is the only equity future contract that still has a Gertley buy pattern. Now, I'm using the term Gertley buy pattern, folks. Any Gertley pattern has an A to B equal CD in it. That's where there's a large move to the upside and you're looking for an entry point and a Gertley buy pattern is one of those patterns that provides us with that ability to enter a long position. Turns out that it was a buy the D point pattern that formed inside the NQ on March 2nd. And it formed this and I've got this little yellow line. It's a very right-hand corner chart. It says Gertley buy support, 11, 964, 25. That's a number that everybody should have on their pad of paper for the NQ. And this is the June contract that we're taking a look at. If price closes below that level, that is likely going to trigger a larger A to B equal CD to the downside. In the case of the NQ, the next price target would be about the 11, 548 level. As you mentioned, the ES mini today, it completed the one-to-one A to B equal CD to the downside out here. But if we take a look at this, this is the left-hand side town that we're looking at, we notice that price is really on the left-hand side of that C to D leg. So the way that I use this tool, it's really important to maintain the exact same angle from A to B as C to D because it provides us with a ton of information. And the latter is described inside that workshop that I've done. So we have A to B equal CD patterns. The NQ's already confirmed it's by the D point unless price closed below 11, 964. In the ES mini, what we're looking for is some type of bullish reversal candle, the same for the Dow, the same for the Russell 2000. Those instruments are not going to bottom until or are not likely to bottom until they form a bullish reversal candle. So this makes it easy for everybody that's in the audience. Now, people may not be looking at the equity future contracts. I suggest that people at least gain access to it, not necessarily have to trade it because our patterns are really about price discover. We can draw, I can draw the A to B equal CD pattern inside the S&P 500 for the cash contract out here. But as you know, we could get some type of market turn that would confirm what we already need in the overnight hours or early morning. And so that's why we take a look at this, why I take a look at the equity future contracts out here. So the market should continue to move lower until we get those bullish reversal candles. Now, one of the reasons to be looking for a bottom folks is because the New York Stock Exchange advance the client oscillator is really in the extreme oversold condition. It's down below minus 250. Once you get to minus 150, you're in an oversold area. So folks are subscribers to the newsletter. They see this chart each morning. They know exactly where we're at. And we should expect to see at least some type of oversold bounce form in the next couple of days out there. Another reason to be looking for a bottom, as you mentioned too, that the US Dollar Index is pulling back. Right now it's trading below the bottom of its daily profile, which at 103.77, at least I believe that it is. And if it trades below that or close below that odds, we're going to make a move back to the 102.31 level. The reason that is important is because of the correlation that the US Dollar, directional correlation the US Dollar Index has with the S&P 500. In this case here, I've got the ESMini up top. Bars that are down below the zero line on the very bottom, they tell us about an inverse correlation. Now, this is set for five days. So we can see that that five days correlation here has kind of gone off track during the last couple of days out here, but we still have a US Dollar that's going to move lower and that should help to fuel at least some type of bottom and bounce inside the equity markets. Folks, come over to our website at TFNN. You're going to the newsletters. You can see Master of Probability in the right-hand side. Hit that baby and you are off to the races. Steve, you have a great one, safe one, and we look forward to the show tomorrow. Thanks, Tom. Thank you.