 Hello, good morning and welcome to today's products in focus so most global markets are ticking a little bit higher this morning. The US market just getting quite close to potential resistance, around about 18,000, kind of a hammer formation that we had yesterday, well off the session lows as a route and the bond market seems to be over. Over in the UK the general election result has gone the Conservatives way with a majority of about two. The Conservative party doing way better than expected with the Labour party getting smashed and the UK 100 having a very strong start. Massive hammer formation yesterday, huge bullish and gulfing pattern today has come off a little bit from us high, it's probably accelerating a little bit too quickly but a fantastic result for the stability of the financial markets in the UK. From a financial markets perspective, it doesn't really matter on your political views, it's good from the markets perspective to have a majority government without a coalition and that's really pushed that a lot higher. Technicals are turning themselves around, MACD has avoided crossing the zero line but there is a bit of a strong reversal happening right here because we obviously are down from the from the session highs close at 17,000 right now. Moving on to Japan 225, just managing to keep his head above water, above this this obvious trend line right here. Hammer formation yesterday again but then an ability to break past the 55 pureed SMA, it needs a breakout soon otherwise it will feel the weight of that of the downwards pressure and smash through that trend line. Dollar yen, 119 still in play, nothing we need to talk about here as ever, oscillating around this level. As up one minute down the next, small hammer formation yesterday, not showing that much from the aggressive push. Today is non-farm perils though so that could be an up to move. 55 pureed SMA to act as potential resistance. If we have a look at West Texas crude it's coming off now following the doge formation that we had developed on Wednesday, came off again yesterday, bit lower again today, around about $57 is the next potential support. Non-farm perils could be catalyst to push it down higher if the dollar gets a shot in the arm. Gold as well coming off yesterday, moving a little bit higher today, 1186 being the pivot level, acting as potential resistance so if you're bearish on gold, some people use that as an opportunity to go short, if you're bullish you'll wait for it to break above there and target 12-18 and then if we look at Euro dollar it should have been, well it's actually come off a little bit actually from Wednesday's big push up higher and it's come off as a dollar, might put cables, get a bit of a shot because of obviously the elections. I was going to say that the dollar has gained a little bit of strength and certainly has against the yen and against the euro so it probably is coming off a little bit. The longer term potential support is one spot 11, a little bit away from there right now, golden cross and the moving average is still in play and you can just see this big push higher by cable, smashing through one spot, 54-24, targeting one spot, 56 now. It's come off a little bit from the session highs but people may look at one spot 54-24 as an interesting entry point, depending on what you've used in the market. You couple that together with today's non-farm payroll figures and you could have an interesting trade on there. So keep your eye on GBP USD, Euro dollar, West Texas crude and obviously the US 30 later on in today's sessions for non-farm payrolls. If you want to see today, do you want to join today's webinar, go to support, go to live trader events and join our live webinar with our Michael, with our major FX analysts Michael Hussin over in the UK and that's available to all of our clients and it's completely free of charge so do get a chance to tune in and as ever make chart 4 and part of your layout. It's a real cool set up here by Michael Hussin already covered, make insights part of your layout going forward and join me again on Monday to find out what happened next.