 Welcome folks, we have our industrial trade in up 21, Nasdaq's down 136, S&P's off 23. Gold contract flat, 17.77 an ounce, we have silver up 2 cents, $21.54 an ounce, light sweet crew down a buck, $27.85, 64 cents a barrel, notes and bonds, a 10-year trade in up 21, 6 at a price point of $13.07, the 30-year up almost two points at $126.14, you get the 10-year yield in $3.68, and bottom line the high was $4.2, and $Kingdala, $Kingdala is down 107, 6 trading at $106.298, Euro is at $103, yen is at $139, the British pound is at $119 to $1, the U.S. dollar. Well get over and take a look at the S&P, bottom line folks, you're building costs for higher price. We take a look at this here, and what you're going to see, yesterday you go higher, yesterday with 93 million shares, you're backing down with 40, so that's still a market that wants higher price. We take a look at the MDX100, the 3Qs, same setup inside the 3Qs, bottom line yesterday we go higher with 73 million shares, and you're backing down with 36, pretty amazing actually. Now let's go to $Kingdala, because what you do have is this, some variances out here. $Kingdala, bottom line is that you had a rejection yesterday, and the longer that $Kingdala can stay over 106.281, and we're over that right now, we're at 301, that brings the deal that you can get in a bounce, that's the bottom line. So what I'm doing here, he's taking a wide price spread on the way down, yesterday we had wide price spread, rejected lower price, and that's a range, that's my point, that's a range more than anything. So we'll see if we bottom line get that bounce, you know, that's why market-wise everything is going that the market wants higher price net, and say that the dollar wants lower price, and that is that divergence that I'm talking about, because you can see the 10-year, the 10-year is up 26, now the volume is starting to drop off, I only have 1.3 million contracts out here. We get close to the swing, the swing's 113.30, we hit 113.07 today. Now that being said, and that's the number, it's 113.27, so hey, on the bonds, this turn might be at the .382, we'll see where this shakes out. Stay right there folks, come right back.