 Welcome, folks. We had the Dow Industries finish up $210, we had the Nasdaq up $60, S&Ps up $16.5. That put the Dow Industries as well as the Nasdaq up $0.08 to 1%, S&Ps up $0.06 to 1%. Gold, gold contract down up $1.60, trading $12.96. Gold actually saved itself, it got under the low of yesterday, yesterday was huge volume. I'd like to see higher price, but the bottom line, it did save itself from getting into that lower swing point. Silver, up $0.12, $0.15, $0.09, light sweet crude, having a tough time still at the $0.60 level, was up $0.86, trading $0.60, notes and bonds still want higher price in a big way too. We had the 10-year note back down 6 ticks, 30-year bond back down 7, in both cases folks we back down at light volume. This week we hit a low of the last at least 12, longer than 12 months, we're 2.366. We closed at 2.4, hit 2.366 yesterday. What that did do by the way to the mortgage rates, this was the biggest drop in about a decade in one week. The interest rates on the 15-year, 20-year and 30-year mortgage rates dropped like a rock. So we'll be seeing a lot more financing coming into the future. Kingdala, up $71 ticks, trading $96.835, what do you have with Kingdala? Kingdala closed over it's February 15th the swing area. So that's saying that game is on for the highs once again. The number at February 15th was 96.685, you're at 96.835. That puts game on for the March 7th high, which is 97.160. And what that's all about folks is that Theresa May got defeated again, Brexit got defeated again, bottom line, this was the original Brexit day. Now they're dealing with April 12th. The euro went down, pounds pushing into the lower part of this consolidation with volume. Now the euro is actually pushing into its lows and this thing could blow a pot. So this is going to be interesting watching this thing shake out. The euro has been also weak in a huge way. Have a great weekend folks, have a safe weekend. Look forward to speaking right back here next Monday 9 o'clock.