 Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industries down 247, NASDAQ off 36, S&P's down 18. And we've had up here folks, you know, bottom lines that you're still in window dressing here and there's a little window breaking going on out here. What you had here, the S&P as well as the NASDAQ and the small caps, trying to get up and over the October 17th, the November 6th as well as the December 3rd highs and you get failures all over the place. Bottom line was fast, furious, going up, gave it up in spades, pulling back, has volume on the pullback too. So I suspect what you're going to see out here, a little more volatility coming into the close and you're going to see lower prices. Gold contract, gold contract get down into its swing point, it has rejected lower price at that swing point, traded down to $12.8380 today and the swing point that we're talking about is actually the standard strength from the 25th of January. And that number is $12.8480, now our $12.8820. If you take a look at the equities inside the metals market, they act really well. The GDX, only 26 million shares traded, gets under the higher Friday which is 78, was going into how we went topside at the end of January, dramatically lighter volume. Those equities want higher price, lower yield. We go ahead and we take a look at the 10-year note, that's up 8 ticks, 121.28, 30-year bonds up 19, 144.13. In both cases, folks, they rejected lower price, they had lighter volume and they go on topside once again, just keep your eye on this bond market because that has been the most consistent market out here as to where it wants to go, number one, and what that has to do with the S&P. I suspect we're going to see, once again, you're going to see notes and bonds, higher price, lower yield. Kingdala, Kingdala is still fighting it out, bulls and bears in a huge way. We get Kingdala on Friday, we went topside, you had volume behind the move on Friday. Today it's dying on the vine. That being said though, we did 31,000 contracts on Friday, today you have 15. Now we haven't given it up on price. The dollar index, we have to close under 96,475, and we're at 96,605. You close up there, probability is still going to try to test either the high or the low of the high, which is that 96,660 mark. Stay right there folks, you can expect some high volatility coming into this close out here today. Dow industrial, sit down 272, Nasdaq is off 41, S&P's down 21, coming right back.