Well great just to you as well Diane, you're right, it has been a bit much. with the S&P 500, obviously we've seen earnings season, tariffs, the government shut down. We've seen that the S&P has actually held up pretty well throughout all of that, really only pulling back roughly 4% for all-time highs. And now it looks like we're mostly out of the woods for a lot of those factors. We even saw last Friday at Form Day Bolisher Versel Candlestake right at the 50-day moving average. which has acted as that. longer term support really since the April breakout and we saw that bulls continue to buy the dip and price gaped back above its 20 day moving average really putting the S&P right back into that rising channel to continue its trend on higher and there's obviously been- cracks in the surface like weakening breath, volatility around the shutdown tariffs, earnings season, all that, but the bulls haven't really seemed to care much and seemed to have shrugged it off. Honestly, it's hell when that bit... Balls may be looking for is a rally into the year and with no members, statistically really being the strongest. month of the year and if the usual seasonal trends don't really play out that may give traders a bigger signal that some other factor that they're not really expecting maybe on the horizon.

Yeah, you're right Nicole. And it definitely speaks to the sector rotation that's taking place under the surface here. So the next one for Oklahoma, we've all seen has had a phenomenal run this year. Scoring a thousand percent move from yearly lows to highs. And you can see the market has just respected those Fibonacci retracement levels in this name. The trends stalled out at the 423.6% retracement, which is over quadrupling that initial basing pattern that it broke out from early this summer. And we all know that no trend can run forever. And we did see bearish divergence in the RSI when price was making those new all-time highs. And we've seen a distribution looking pattern really taking place over the last month or so. And with that pattern, I drew a purple trend line that really served as a neckline of a... Sliented, head and shoulders, bearish reversal pattern, just completed last week. And now we kind of see prize trying to retrace back to that level with which also kind of coincides with the 50 day moving average. and um uh... some of our resistance levels to the upside so uh... some levels to watch in this would be one twenty six to the upside there with the next phaganachi and one hundred to the downside but Obviously, it got a reclaimed that 50-day moving average verse as well.

of course so, excuse me to start a beer with a familiar. bullish basing or bullshaped pattern that we saw in many different stocks, followed by a few months of consolidation as somewhat of a breather for price before its next move. And I'll mention this too. I know it's not shown on the chart, but if folks zoom out to five year weekly chart, they'll see a much larger cup and handle pattern that just completed as of August, which is a bullish setup for this name in the long term. And we just had an analyst upgrade yesterday to 271. We know a lot of times these analysts tend to chase price, which is something that we're going to see now. with that bullish breakaway gap on Friday where price broke above prior resistance kind of finding itself around that next Fibonacci retracement zone. And it's continued that move higher with strong momentum reaching over-bought levels and more than doubling in price since it's yearly low, so it remains a name to watch. But traders may look for resistance and possible profit taking around that next level of 285 or so, which is a 200% and then on the downside, right around 256 or so, and with that level breaks, the breakaway gap from Friday will act as that next level of support.