Historically topping structure expects resistance; historical price levels rhyme; S&P room for correction anticipated.

So this line that I've got marked on the chart, I'll maybe cover a couple of ideas very quickly. Historically, it's usually a topping structure, right? So any time the price heads up into that area, you'd expect resistance and you'd expect you'd expect some element of profit taking and for the market to roll over. I actually posted this specific chart on my Twitter timeline maybe two months ago, right? The price was floating somewhere around this area. And I think the caption was just probably, you know, it was like, Oh, it has like, Oh, is either happen or is about to happen, right? That you can expect markets start rolling over. And so, you know, there's that thing of history doesn't repeat, but it sure as heck does rhyme. And whenever price heads up into that zone, I'm just looking for it to roll over a little bit. And if there is going to be a correction, that's the place I would expect it to happen from. So is SMP topping now man, you've got to be brave to call an SMP top, right? But certainly there's room for correction, right? And that's what that's what I'd be looking for. And what one of my mentors said to me once a very, very long