 the UK referendum, dependent on which viewpoint you have out there, but Boris Johnson, who's quite an eccentric flamboyant politician at the best of times, has come out with his intention to support an exit off the UK from the Eurozone going against the viewpoint of David Cameron who's obviously arguing for us to remain as part of the union. That's caused the Stirling or the GBP to massively lose value, still four months until the actual referendum comes about, which is going to be the 23rd of June, but expect a lot of volatility and uncertainty in the UK markets in particular. So quite a lot of stuff to talk about in that regard. And the rest of the other kind of global macroeconomic cycle, we are getting news coming through that short interest on the New York Stock Exchange is actually at its highest since 2008 and short interest is basically just the amount of stocks that are currently being shorted on that exchange. And some people can view it as a bit of a couturian indicator, you know, from everybody's short, that's time to buy, but nevertheless, that's quite an interesting viewpoint as to the overall market sentiment. Now, there is obviously a lot of factors in play just now, which could have a negative impact on stocks, but we're not seeing it right now. Obviously, stock markets are shooting up, but there still is this issue with crude oil and the impact that it's having. So crude actually had kind of catapulted that much higher at the start of the week as news that Saudi Arabia and Russia had reached some sort of deal to kind of freeze production, then you had a ran waiting in and saying, okay, we're up to talking about it. And basically that exuberance now is kind of subsided slightly. And you've actually seen now that West Texas crude has started to drift back down. Maybe we're in about $30 at the moment. So it's not all kind of plain sailing, not by a long shot, still loads and loads of market uncertainty, but let's have a look at things from a technical perspective to get a flavor of where we really are. So let's start off as ever with the US-13. So having a look at this, you can see we're actually moving that a little bit higher at the moment, managing to break above potential resistance at 16,460. Our clients are 83% short at the moment. And this is good that it's taken above this level, but we need to get above this high. Then we need to get above this potential 55-peered SMA before we can start to break up that a little bit higher. But this is definitely a short-term bullish in the short time frame. So then moving on to the UK 100, we're looking, it's not quite as bullish as the US 30, but we really need to get above this trend line before we can re-challenge this level of 60-70. The other technicals relatively neutral, 68% of CMC Marks clients are currently short. Moving on to Japan 225, struggle a little bit low, but recently as a yen started to get some interest. But nevertheless, it's pushed on that a little bit higher. This candle actually more aggressive than the candles of the US 30 and the UK 100, bullish and gulfing pattern. We've got to be looking at 16,384 as a potential resistance level. 65% of CMC Marks clients are currently short. Moving on to dollar yen. As you can see there, the yen was gaining a lot of extra strength there. It's a little bit of a rebound this morning as the US dollar gained a little bit of momentum, but this looks like a little bit of profit-taking right now. 111 spots, 61 looks to be the next potential support level. Other technicals relatively neutral, albeit you might be looking at a bi-signal and a slow stochastic. 60% of CMC Marks clients are currently long by position value. Then moving on to crude oil, West Texas. And you can see we had that negative move on Friday, went down to 28.95, managed to push up that little bit higher to trade at 29.68. At the moment, it's just above $30, but it still looks pretty weak from a technical perspective with the candles looking pretty weak in this instance. But the tips of these candles right here are indicative of selling pressure each time it tries to break higher, gets pushed right back down again. So we're not exactly getting a massive breakout as we would have liked at this moment. But we are pretty much on that 21 pureed SMA, but we are getting quite close to the 255 pureed SMA as well, which might act as a short-term cap. 56% of CMC Marks clients are currently long. So moving on to gold. Gold has come off again, albeit it's not like we're seeing any amazing difference in US interest rates, but as equity markets do begin to push up higher, gold as a safe haven is becoming slightly less attractive. But when you look at the yen, it's still looking pretty decent. But looking at these candle formations, obviously quite aggressive moves, quite a big move to the downside this morning. 1191 is still that short-term potential support to be aware of, and obviously we're miles away from any other potential resistance. 77% of CMC Marks clients are currently long. So then moving on to Eurodollar and Eurodollar hugging that level at one spot, 1105, not really much else to report as quite close to that 21 pureed SMA. I'll probably end up also laying around this level for a couple of days. 77% of CMC Marks clients are currently short. I'm finishing up with GBPUSD, the Sterling not looking so tasty this morning, obviously with news of Boris Johnson's defection to the Brit exit side. And the things could get quite messy over the next couple of sessions for the pound as more uncertainty bites in. But we're below one spot 4228, one spot 4129 is the next potential support level. And then after that, you're looking all the way back down at one spot 35 and change. So let's have a quick look at the economic data. So let's have a look at our market calendar as ever. On the market calendar today, we've got PMI. So the Japanese PMI came in at 50.2. That's lower than the previous one 52.4. So things decreased in that side anything below 50 is a contraction. We do have PMI for Germany and the Eurozone later on this morning. And then tomorrow GDP for Germany, business survey, IFO, sentiment index, consumer board of confidence survey and existing home sales on Tuesday. And then Wednesday, you are looking at home sales and petroleum data as well. And that will obviously be quite big for any crude traders out there. Well, that's it for me, guys. Very good luck with the trading and join me again tomorrow to find out what happened next. Thank you very much and goodbye.