 And welcome all at 2pm on Monday. What do we have? The market is getting ready to test its previous lows. We'll talk about that on the show here in a few minutes. At the moment, we've got the S&P off 1.2 and a half percent, NASDAQ off seven tenths, Dow down 1.3, almost four percent, Russell's down 1.4. Crude's off 2 percent, Gold's down 1.5 percent. So I don't know if there's any, a whole lot to say. We'll talk about it during the show today. I've always been a disciple of Richard Wycoff holding his book up here, if we actually see it. We'll talk about it on the show, but he was a very interesting individual. He had kind of the magazine that ended up being the Wall Street Journal over time. A lot of people come in and tell him different ways to trade the market, and his ways have lasted over a hundred years. They probably weren't effective all a hundred years, like the last five years especially where the Fed was intended to manipulate the market. But as soon as they let off the accelerator, almost everything works exactly like it did a hundred, a hundred and twenty years ago when he put all of it down in a book. Anyway, we'll discuss that today. Other things going on, it's mostly a war today on who can raise interest rates the quickest. Of course that affects the dollar, but we have higher interest rates now in the UK. Elections in Italy will probably see higher interest rates there. There's some other stuff going on geopolitically. We'll talk about that today. But for the most part, we're looking and starting to get at least some real worry in the market. And until we see them throw the baby out with bathwater and get very depressed, probably not going to have a look, we'll be back in a minute with this show.