 Welcome folks, we have the Dow industrials trading down 68, Nasdaq off 88, S&Ps down 14.5. Gold contract up $20.40 at $19.91, you get silver up 31 cents, $23.45 announced late sweet crude up 51 cents, $73.31, a barrel, notes and bonds, a 10-year note, down 11.6, trade in 114.20, the 30-year off 13 at $129.30, and $king dollar. $king dollar out here down 414 ticks, trade in 102, 444, the euros at 108, the Yens trade in 130 and the British pounders at 123 to 1 US dollar. We got to take a look at the S&P, bottom line, yeah, you got red markets, but this volume is so light out here, you know, this is a market that looks to me like you're still going to get a higher market, I don't expect it today, but from last week it looks to me like you're going to run to the top of that range again, which is about the 402 mark. Because you can see, you know, yesterday you failed on price, you had 74 million shares, we're going down to 42 million, and the 42 million is going into 119 as well as like 172 as well as 157. So right now the sellers are not out in force, that's the bottom line, the buyers aren't either, but the bottom line when you stop backing down like this, if you don't see volume expanding and the amount of contraction that we're actually taking, that's saying, hey, guess what, it's going to pop again. We got to take a look at the Qs, the Qs are losing price, now that's like volume too, but I expect what you actually see is that the Qs will continue to lose price. The reason being is that once it got into the 307, 18 mark bottom line, that can get a little bit deeper, but the volume just as the S&P, it's contracting big time, so this thing is not over meaning this can run to a higher price. We go to the dollar, and you know, the market in general today, so you have the market backing down into the red, it should be in the green, okay, because you can see how weak the market actually is, because we have the dollar pulling back 420, and what you have with that particular case, it's still dealing with the strength as it came off that bottom. That strength is a big strength. We rejected that last Thursday, bottom line is that you have a small consolidation happening in the marketplace. Stay right there folks, we'll come right back.