 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, one to two Eastern stand to time. Also, it's a great newsletter, Mastering Probability. Now, it's very easy to get Steve's newsletter to come over to our website at TFNN. You're going to go right under the newsletters. You're going to see Mastering Probability on the right-hand side. You just hit that Subscribe button. You get Mastering Probability for one month for $149. You get it for six months for $695, which is a savings of $199 or 22%, and you get it for one year for $1195, which is a savings of $593 or 33%. Now, they all come folks with a 30-day money-back guarantee, so come over, check it out. You certainly get a market, you know, good, bad or indifferent, man. We get a market out here, and you're going to get some great action. What's happening, brother? That's an understatement. That is an understatement. No doubt, man. I mean, you're blank, and you can miss it. Look at that. We were down 70, and now we're down 14 on the S&Ps. That's a fact. And look, as you have shared with folks for two decades-plus out here, for you, you rely so much on swing points, and what we've got going on right now in the ESMini right now, which you were talking about. I've got a presentation ready like I normally do, but I just thought we'd switch over here. Take a look at the ESMini. I would share with the folks what it is that I'm looking at here, just so they can understand at least what's going on play-by-play, you know, the intraday. So on the daily timeframe chart, as you pointed out, we're testing that February 24th low, that 40, 94, 25 level, half an hour looked like we were going to blow through that, right? So you never know until the day closes, which is why you don't want to look too far in. You don't want to make a decision about a daily timeframe chart until basically the day is almost over. We do have these intraday timeframe charts that I have up on my screen, and they can help lead us to understanding what might take place on larger timeframes. So for example, in the upper right-hand corner, Tom, this is a 30-minute timeframe chart. I'll just expand it out for the ESMini, and one of the patterns that I teach subscribers, so that folks that subscribe to the newsletter service will learn this pattern, so that way it's not foreign to them, and it's a great pattern for helping to identify tops and bottoms. And right now, you've got what I refer to as a roadsman to indicator bottom. This one, price gets stretched, in this case here to the downside. That's not being confirmed by the technical patterns, and the way that we wait for a confirmation that this pattern is going to take holds, we wait for some type of bullish reversal candle. Well, right now we've got a gigantic bullish reversal candle going, still 10 minutes left in this bar here, but we're going to get a three-river morning start. So what people should just anticipate, at least overnight, is the bounce here, the 30-minute chart, Tom is suggesting we should get up to the 41-44 level, maybe even 41-54. If price closed above 41-54, you'd expect a further rally in the overnight hour. So that's the 30-minute time frame chart with that bottoming signal as we speak. Here as we shorten this up, we have the same type of bottoming signal on the 60-minute chart. And this next level of resistance, which is at 41-32 basically, Tom, that's going to be come up first. So if we see a close above that, then that suggests getting into that potentially the 41-54 level. I don't have any bottoming signals. I have bottoming signals on the four-hour and five-hour chart, but they still need more time to complete before I would make a call there. But they're also showing the same type of bottoming pattern that we looked at on the 30-minute and the 60-minute. So that's kind of like the quick play-by-play as to what's going on, what folks should observe and pay attention to overnight. Any questions about these charts before I switch over to the presentation? Perfect. Perfect. Perfect. So you were in the midterm election cycle. We haven't talked about these charts for a while. And the interesting thing about the midterm cycle is that May is a real underperformer. So, you know what? We were looking at the markets just a half an hour ago. It was kind of like, oh, boy, this is like right on schedule. And this is the midterm presidential cycle. If we go all the way back to 1898, and what I've got highlighted here is the month of May, which you can see. So over this time period, but May and June are really typically during the presidential or the midterm cycle term. They're basically awful. This is obviously a very long-term chart. So if we shorten it up a tad, and we come to 1958 out here, we'll still see that the same pattern exists with May and June, and even April here, which we had a very poor April, obviously, being bad months. So it's all the reason to not get too caught up into the inter-day stuff that you and I just looked at, but trying to understand the larger pattern is out here. If we look at a presidential cycle that takes us just for the last two decades, 1982 through 2018, it's kind of a flat market out here. Nothing to write home about. But if we take a look at the chart up here, you can see that this is suggesting from May continuing to head lower into the July, August, September, October time frame out there. And if we look at a very short seasonal cycle out here, this is from 1998 to 2018 out here. So basically the last two decades, we can see May and June have just been horrible performers. So that's something that we really need to be paying attention to. We're just right now, what appears to get a countertrend move, if that changes, then we'll come back and take a look at things. So May and June are typically very poor performing months during the midterm election cycle. So that's something that we all have to look forward to. And talking about swing points. So I've had to redo these charts with Tom. I start doing this usually in the morning when I do a update with you. And so I did it early this morning. And I change it again at about $12.30. And then I'm scrambling from $2.30 to $3 because of the price action to say, OK, I need to change up the charts just a bit. So right now, I think that the S&P, I'm not sure. I know where the S&P is, but is the S&P also rejecting that September, the February 24th low, which is around $41.14? Yes. We are at, let's see. Yeah, it is. So right now, you've got to say. But folks, if we get it closed below $41.14, it doesn't matter whether it's today or Wednesday or Friday or next week out there. That's just when you bust through a swing point. And I've got a couple of swing points out here with these red arrows, March 3rd, March 18th. Those were swing, that was a swing point. March 18th was on the swing point was when price broke through that swing point out there for March 3rd. And that led to higher price. So it's the reason why we're watching this $41.14 level so closely. So right now, we might have rejection countertrend rally out there. If I take a look at seven of the nine indices that we track, and this was the chart that I was really changing because this morning, it didn't look as bad as it did a half an hour ago. And a half an hour ago, take a look at these indices, the Dow, the S&P, the NASDAQ one under, the New York Stock Exchange, the Semi Conductors, the Russell, the Trannies out there, the Wilshire 5,000, NASDAQ Composite. Seven of those nine were trading below swing points. So just really adding to that midterm seasonal cycle pattern, Tom, where we should expect or anticipate that the markets are going to move lower. Not that we're not going to have maybe some flip your face off rallies, but things are just simply not looking good out there. So the Russell, here's the Russell 2000. It's broken through its swing points. I don't know where it's trading right now, but this has the potential to actually form a bottom between now and Wednesday out there. And that would be a TD9 count pattern. That's something I also teach to subscribers. So today is going to become bar number eight. And on the low of the pattern, it needs to form on either bars eight or nine or the bar following nine. So right now, this has the potential to generate a bottom signal, the semiconductor index, even though it broke through swing points. Last week on Thursday, it formed a three drive to a bottom pattern. But its bounce might only take us to resistance, which is 245.03. That's the top of its daily profile out there. So as you say, we've got markets out here. And this is a fun time to trade from a technical standpoint. May not be that fun from a investing standpoint. Yeah, right. I mean, we could be in for some real trouble here for the next couple of months. Yeah, it's really intriguing, Steve, how that May and June was so consistent over that many years, man. That's meaning in that mid-cycle. That's, Yeah, when I started looking at this morning, that this morning, I was like, why did I wait this long? That's intense, man. Listen, folks, from over to our website at TFNN, you're going to see a master of hit newsletters, master of privilege probabilities right in the right-hand side. Hit that baby and you are off to the races. Steve, you have a great one, safe one. We look forward to showing them all. If you want to take advantage of this second...