 Okay folks, Larry Pesavento for TFNN, mid-morning, mid-afternoon update from the offices of Duke and Duke, 100 South Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Zip Code 19, War 4-7, telephone number 215-555-555. Anyway, let's take a look here at the markets. We're having a little bit of reprieve bounce here. This is known as a DCB in technical terms, which means a dead cat bounce, nothing against cats. Sometimes it's dogs. Don't want to get anybody in the woke environment upset with me today, but it is a bounce. It's very, very mild so far. Anyone who thinks that that's the bottom was in yesterday came in last night at 43.65. That was down near a big ABCD pattern, so we are getting a little bit of a rally here. This thing might last two or three days. We've got some big cycles coming up. Remember, folks, on Saturday we have the Autumn Equinox. That's one of the more famous dates in all of astrological land and also people like to watch ancient aliens and stuff like that, so Stonehenge and many of these other like the pyramids. It's actually Waman and Matsu Pichu all have things that are related to the Autumn Equinox. I mentioned before the pyramid in Mexico, Chichen Itza that has the Autumn Equinox when it hits it puts a snake down the shadows, down the stairs of the pyramid, but it's really cool. But anyway, that's hard to believe any of that stuff, but anyway, that's what we're looking at. So we've got some really strong cycle stuff coming in here. The overall picture of the market is really not about the stock market, folks. It's about the bond market. That's where the problem is. The problem is not in the stocks. The problem is in the bonds. Stocks will be a byproduct of it. We've been borrowing money for so doggone long. And finally, the fat lady has said, I think I've had enough. If they start moving the US dollar down and we had to raise money by paying interest on these higher interest rate bonds and stuff, it's not going to happen. So the only thing you can do is to hyperinflate and cause a hyperinflation to get the cost of these bonds down to virtually worthless thing and you buy them back worthless. And that's the way it goes. But boy, you don't want to go through that, folks. Unfortunately, that's the way it's looking, but it isn't there yet. We're going to take a break here. Jeff Hughes, our guest, Alpha Insights at 130, so stay tuned.