 Okay, folks, Larry Pesovano with Mid-Afternoon Update for TFNN. We've got the stock market solidly in the green today. We've got the currency solidly in the green, the dollar is backing off just a tiny bit, and we've got gold and silver also going higher. Even the grains have popped up, and by talking about the grains today on my show, we're going to have Rich Anderson as our guest at the 130 Hour talking to us about the situation that is going on in the grains. We had this tremendous sell-off, and we're having a little bit of a rally today. So he's going to give us a little heads up on what he thinks is coming. But, boy, folks, I can say one thing for sure, after doing this for many decades, you cannot go through one solid growing year without one, two, or three possible crop failures. That's just like Mother God and Country. The main news today, of course, was Paul Tudor Jones came on, just as the stock market was opening and gave a very bullish presentation comparing it to some years back. I don't remember exactly what it was, and he has a huge following because he's been around for about 40 some years, and the market proceeded to go from negative to positive just on his recommendation, and, of course, it's continued to move higher. Even crude oil, after being down considerably overnight, has bounced up and made a pretty good rally. The only things that are down today are the notes and the bonds, and they've been under some pressure for the last three or four days. But we'll be coming into some really strong ABCD numbers about a point lower here in the Treasury bonds and just about a point lower in the Treasury notes, but that might not happen for a few days. So the thing to pay attention to is it's not how much money you make, it's how much money you don't lose, and that's the real key to staying in the game, because if you stay in the game, you're going to make it, but if you lose all your chips, you don't get a play. That's the one thing about Las Vegas, when you run out of money, they don't let you play on credit, and it's the same thing here in the stock market. That's the other thing that they have in common. They keep score with money, and they don't, well, we give credit, we give, but you have to have margin to get the credit, but there's very little relationship between gambling and speculation. We are intelligent rich speculators, speculators also known as insurance underwriters. We're going to be right back, 877-927-6648.