 Welcome folks, we have the DAO industrials down to Nasdaq up to S&Ps down to bottom line. You get a holiday trade out here today, folks. You got sideways trade and flat market life volume, gold, gold contract up $6.90 trading at $14.95 an ounce. We have silver up 13 cents, $17.67 an ounce. Light sweet crude down at $0.36 at $53.34. That light sweet crude back at folks, bottom line, no matter how many troubles are over in the mid-east, it looks like bottom line oil still wants to run into that $50 area. King dollar, King dollar up $153.98, $454, just over the higher trading range once again. King dollar with King dollar did last Thursday and Friday, Friday it got back inside its lower range. I suspect that's right, we're going to go and we're going to go down to that $95 level. Why? Because while you get the euros at $110, the pound, however, that had a huge sign of strength last Thursday and Friday, you're at $125, that pound was looking to go to $131. That had basically put a little weakness inside the dollar. The yen, the yen's at $108.34, now it's going on with the yen. Let's go pull up this yen because if you happen to be in the metals market also, you want to keep an eye on this yen. The reason being is that you're coming to the top of the range inside the yen. If the yen can actually, we're at $108.34, if that yen gets over $109.32, it's not going to be great for the metals market. We'll see where it shakes out. We've been up here four separate times since September 18th, meaning at this $108.48, $108.50 number. If we go over and take a look at the S&Ps, we'll just see what the S&Ps is this. What we did last Friday is that you went higher. That being said, you were coming into the downdraft from August as well as September, and you were coming in that with a lot lighter volume. The downdraft in August had 142 million shares traded. We got into that with $101, gave it up on price into the close, last 20 minutes of the close. I suspect what we're going to have here overnight, you're going to get a weak market overnight, and we'll see if we get any volume. I suspect we're going to see lower prices because of the failure on volume as well as price on Friday, and we'll see whether you get any traction on the way down with an expansion of volume, because what we do have is that the banks are going to be kicking off earnings tomorrow, folks, in a big way. Recap out here. We get a sideways market. You get light volume. Stay right there, folks. Come right back.