 News Update. Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industrial's trading down 282, NASDAQ's up 137, S&P's down 32, gold, gold contract trading down $10.30 at $1807 an ounce. We have silver down 46 cents, $20.28 an ounce, platinum down 18 bucks at $891 an ounce, light sweet crude taking a hit down four bucks, $105.75 a barrel, notes and bonds. A 10-year note, up a full point at $118.16, a 30-year up a full point plus 21 ticks at $138.20 and $Kingdala, $Kingdala's down 429 ticks, trading 104, 676, Euro 105, Yen 135.56 and the British pound 121 to one US dollar. We're gonna take a look at the S&P folks, bottom line. You get a lower market, you get an expansion in volume, you know, bottom line is at my take. We're going after these lows and you're still in this ABC structure on the way down. This is gonna be a big tease out here. It already has been a big tease out here today, meaning, you know, you hit the spy hit 372, it pops all the way back up to the price point of 383, 380 rather, and right now you're at 377. NVX100, same type of setup. What do you have with the NVX100? Bottom line right now, the Q's are down 320. Monster expansion of volume in the Q's, folks. The bottom line is that this market wants lower price. That's the bottom line. You already get 60 million shares inside the Q's. The Q's are going into the 51 million, the low out here has 81 million, and you got two separate ABC structures on the way down. Gold, gold can't catch a bid. That's the real bottom line. And it's gonna be intriguing because, you know, no doubt that the dollar basically, you know, went to higher highs, well, went to a higher high today than yesterday, gave it up. Now what you have is that gold, we actually have volume on the way down. Gold got to 1826, gave it up on price. You have 190,000 contracts. Bottom line, that's telling me now, gold's gonna start going after this 1792 area because the last low that was out here was the 1806. Bottom line, let me see, I get this quick. Come on, baby. Okay, at that level, yeah, that level, we had 165,000 contracts. That makes day 201. Yeah, this thing wants to break it, man. Bottom line, that is saying more than likely what we're gonna see again. But yeah, the dollar gave it up today, but guess what? This dollar wants higher price. Stay right there, folks. Come right back. Sharpening.