 Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industrials up 136, Nasdaq is up 43, S&P is up 16, you get Quad-Witchin, you get all-time highs in the S&P, Nasdaq and the X100 as well as the Dow Industrials, and you're going to have volume in this market, folks. You can expect they're going to run this market right up into the close. The machines are going bye, bye, bye. Gold. Gold contract down $2.30 straight and at $14.82, we get silver up 9 cents, $17.25, announced light sweet crude off 82 cents, $60.36 a barrel, notes and bonds. Now notes and bonds, it's pretty amazing actually. Tenure note, down two ticks, $1.2807, 30-year flat at $1.5609. Now if we get over and take a look at these, picture this, you have the markets at all-time highs. We have come down inside the note and bond market, tested the lows of the strength that was established out here last week as well as your downdraft that had been on November 7th. Yesterday, you rejected lower price, you had lighter volume. Today, guess what, you even have lighter volume, came down to that level again, rejected lower price again. That is still saying that notes as well as bonds want higher price, lower yield. If we go over and take a look at the TLT, if you're in the equity market and you just have the futures, bottom line, you're going to see the same set up inside the equity market. In fact, the TLT right now is trading at $136.59 and you're going to see it come down, wanted to test that low of $134.45, $63 million shares, rejected it with $31 million. It's pretty amazing. I mean, and the amazing part of course is that you're at all-time highs and they still can't take bonds south. That is saying that interest rates are still going to stay low. King dollar. What do we have a king dollar? A king dollar is back inside its higher trading range. King dollar right now is trading at $97,685, bottom line, we'll see how this works out. The lower trading range is the $97,141 and bottom line when it got back inside that lower trading range, that was all about the pound. Pound had gone from $130 to $135 when Boris Johnson got elected. Bottom line, this pound is at $130 and it actually looks like it wants to get out of $129. So I expect that dollar is going to get a little more selling pressure. Stay right there, folks, coming right back for the next hour of trading. You'll get a little volatility into the close, but that volatility this time I suspect is going to be driving that S&P up to the spike high that we had this morning. Come right back. You know what's cool, taking something that's good for you.