 Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industries down 75, NASDAQ's up 37, S&Ps are up 2. Go contract down $3.50 trading at 19.31 an ounce. We have Silver off 28 cents, $23.11 an ounce, Light Sweet Crude just about flat. Down 23 cents, $88.61 a barrel, notes and bonds. A 10-year note, up 4 ticks, trading 110 flat. A 30-year, up 7 ticks, at $1.1921 and $1.00, $1.64 ticks, 104.776, Euro 173, Yen 147, British Pound 124 to $1.00. We have the CPI come out this morning, folks, the core came in at 0.3, they're looking for 0.2, guess what, you know, they just brushed it off, man, you know, so the bottom line is that, you know, even these markets, if you take a look at this, what you're going to see, you know, you've got a sideways market out here, the volume's anemic, you have 41 million shares, yesterday we did 67 and that's going into 83. So you don't have, you don't have, you don't have sellers. We go into the queues, we take a look at the queues, same type of set up inside the queues, take a look at the queues, you're up 132 and yeah, the queues are already rejected out here today. That still wants higher price. We go to the note and bond market and, you know, the note and bond market might take is that we're off that bottom, so we'll see, oh, this is good, this is good. So what you did here, so when the CPI came out this morning, folks, okay, you had volatility in all the markets, the 10-year went down to the 109.03, rejected it, you're at 110.03 and the bottom line is that this wants higher price and then the good old magic number, man, this is just a mind blow that this just continues to be the magic number and it's 104.699 and right now the dollar is at 104.790 every time that you see that dollar get below it, you get strength in the market, you see it get above it and you get weakness in the market and it's just hanging here, man. It's pretty amazing. I mean, you know, but that number, whatever that number is to the market, it means quite a bit. Stay right here, folks, we'll come right back.