 Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industries trading up $246, NASDAQ up to $288, S&P is up $64, that's a gain inside the Dow of 610 to 1%, 1.2% in the S&P and 1.8% in the NASDAQ. Gold. Gold contract trading down $16.40 at 2054 notes. We have Silver down 43 cents, $22.80, LightSweet Crew down $1.75, $72, 7 pennies, a barrel notes and bonds, a 10-year note, down a full point, plus 7 ticks at 111.21, the 30-year down 2 points, plus 3 ticks at 121.30, and $Kingdala, $Kingdala is up 869 ticks, trading out at 103.916, Euro 107, yen 148, British pound, 127 to 1 US dollar. We're going to go over to the 10-year note first folks, okay, here's the bottom line, here's that big jobs number come out today, huge jobs number, bottom line, brought the yields right back down, right back up rather, but that being said, guess what, you're pulling back with 2.5 million contracts, well guess what, you're going into 2.5, I mean 3.5 million contracts, so the bottom line that still wants higher price, which is phenomenal, I mean, there's no doubt about it. We're going to take a look at the S&P intraday and what you're going to see here, this market just wants higher price. You talk about shaking off that jobs number, it was pretty amazing, okay, so what you had out here is that, you had the S&Ps were trading at the 49.62, bottom line, what ends up happening, runs down to 49.25, when the jobs number come out, guess what we have folks, 49.92 up 63, that is one wants to move. And we take a look at the dollar index, and that's what the dollar index up. Now the dollar index, if you're into Kindle-Stick charting, this is a Lasting Golfing, so we'll see how this shakes out. Lasting Golfing means after an uptrend, you start at the bottom, you go to the top, and it's a two-day signal, meaning that it would have to be lower on Monday in order to be basically a confirmed Lasting Golfing. It looks bullish, but that's something that's bearish, but guess what? The bottom line is that the market's not scared of it out here today. Gold, gold, gold pulled back, but not as dramatically as it could, and it hasn't broken any swings or anything. You had the gold pullback, $16, you know, you got to the low of yesterday and rejected it pretty well. Stay right there folks, come right back.