 Good morning and welcome to the new trading week with a short recap to the past week. Aquities have virtually gone nowhere. The FTSE has made higher highs. Yes, but that was just a reason or just a result of the week pound on the weekend. We heard new tendencies and new interviews that lead me to believe at least that there might be a hard Brexit coming that the soft Brexit option is off the table. And so that might serve to bring us an either weaker pound and an either stronger footsie because of that currency effect. But on the global basis, equities have gone nowhere. European and equities on Wall Street went sideways. There was one development of note. The US dollar went down by one percent. The US dollar index on the CME in the futures contracts. The US dollar index went down by one percent. And we had that correlation when we had a strong US dollar. The Wall Street went up. Now the US dollar is going down and Wall Street is going nowhere. So there's a strong correlation between that. On the other hand, the weaker dollar brought with it a stronger prices of copper plus six percent on a weekly basis price of gold plus two percent natural gas plus five percent. We had a drop in natural gas prices the week before because there were there was warmer weather in the United States. But as we all know, there is winter there as well. And so we've got a very volatile price environment in the price of Henry Hub natural gas. So that's the price that is actually orienting itself between supply and demand in the United States. So weaker dollar also brought with it iron all prices in China. They went up by six percent. But there was one exception. And that was the price of gold price of print went down. Actually, there is a head and shoulders trend. Topping formation forming in the price of print crude. It might be that there are a lot of doubts out there when it comes to Saudi Arabia and the alliance it formed within the OPEC and within non OPEC states like Russia to actually decrease production. The Saudis themselves themselves pledged to decrease their production by four hundred eighty six thousand barrels to two point all five eight million barrels. Now they have dropped below ten million even. So they have gone down further as they pledged. So that leads me to believe that there are or there are at least two interpretations of that interpretation. Number one is OK, they really want to make it real. The second interpretation is that they are being chased to do that because other countries like Iraq are not following their production cuts. So that would be very interesting to see how countries like Iraq and other countries that have pledged to decrease their production as well have actually have they done so? Have they not done so? That would be very important for the price of oil, which has, as I said, in the hourly chart formed a topping formation and head and shoulders formation that if triggered could bring us further down in the course of this week.