 Welcome folks, we have the Dow investors right now trading down four Nasdaq's up 29, S&P's up 350, and yeah you don't hear that growl because my throat feels great, but when you're projected it doesn't feel great, but anyway, that will be over every day it's getting better. Gold, gold contract trading up by $4.80 at $19.44 an ounce, we get silver up $0.12, $23.81 an ounce, light sweet crude up $0.65, $0.90, $0.28 a barrel, notes and bonds. Ten-year note, up nine ticks trading $108.22, the 30-year up $26 at $1.1629, and king dollar. $10 right now trading up, up $197.6 trading $105.60, year old $106 again trading at $148 and British pound at $122.01 at U.S. dollar. Our phone number is 877-927-6648, give us a call folks, I don't know what's going on in your world, in the world of the S&P's let's take a look at them, what do you have? Well, you came down hard yesterday with volume, you had a big expansion of volume and the S&P's case, what you did is you broke the swing and you broke the swing with volume and you know, your next stop, this is like, you know, we always talk about three-decker houses, the bottom line is that, you know, you just basically went, you know, you broke through the floor and so the next floor is laying down here at that $4.19, $4.20 area, that's how it's set up. You know, we had volume yesterday as I said at the top of the show here today, now you're getting below that number today but you don't really have an rejection of lower price, you know, somewhat, yeah, you really don't, I wouldn't trust this one here today. You got to $4.3055 and the swing point is the $4.3030.01 and we're at $4.3257, so you need the rejection, then you're going to get back inside this range and if we go to the cues, there's a different story inside the cues now. The cues are definitely more bullish than the S&P's. So if you take a look at the cues, you're going to see that the cues never took out its swing. You know, we come down hard, gapped away, you know, you had on a 70 million shares yesterday that was going at the 61, you have only 37 today, now that could be that, okay, you set up an ABC structure down. Either way, I suspect, more than likely, we're going to see the cues basically go after this swing and we'll see how this shakes out and it's all going to be, I'm going to do gold and everything else for you too but it's all about right here. This is just pretty amazing how the dollar is running, you know, they're running markets and it makes sense too because, you know, everything's bought with a currency and the bottom line is that the higher the currency gets, the stronger it gets, the weaker everyone else's currency gets and the number, you know, on the S&P 500, something like it's over like 50% earnings that come from overseas. So when this dollar gets strong like this, you know, bottom line is going to hit S&P numbers. So you can see, when you take a look at the way this is set up, you know, the magic number is 104-699. We're at 105-556. On Wednesday, we came down to that number, we got underneath that number and then said, C, you don't want to be here, came all the way back up. Now the last two days, it's messing around again, meaning, you know, these are both inverted hammers. So it's like, okay, those on a council chart and candlestick charting, those are negatives but the bottom line, we know that this thing is just plowed forward and it's going to take quite a bit for that to get under this level because the buyers came in hand over fist on Wednesday when Powell came out with his speech at 2.30. Now let's go take a look at the 10-year because the 10-year and the 30-year, they both broke their lows, they broke their swings. Out here today what you have is you only have 121,000 contracts. Let's take a look at this. So I don't think you got to the low of yesterday though. That's 108.08. It's interesting, we didn't. So it happened yesterday. You get out to 108.08 yesterday. You did 2.16 million shares, contracts or other. So you only get to 108.09 today and you've done 121.2 million contracts. It would have been better if that got under that number because then that would be saying, okay, there's no more sellers left. That's not what that's saying right now. And then if we take a look at this and we put this on a much larger position calendar-wise, what you're going to see is that when we're looking for, here folks when we're doing this, is that we're looking for the next swing point and where the some sort of support would be. So when we take a look at this, what you're going to see is that we're back to 2007, 2008 numbers. We're below the number a year ago and you're basically into, yeah, I mean, this thing can get a 104. It goes to 104, man. It's going to be pretty intense. It goes to 104. You're talking about a 10-year that's going to be running at 6%. Now the top of those levels are where we are kind of right now, the 108 to 109 level. So if we go like this, this is where this gets interesting. See, we're right there. And we'll see whether that's enough support or in fact what's going to happen is that it's going to blow this baby right through. And if we do take a look at the 30 and we do the same deal, and it's going to depend on, you know, the, well, of course it's depending on the Fed and just how much they want to squeeze the economy. I think they have to squeeze the economy in order to shut down inflation. So if we take a look at the 30, what you're looking at, we're also back to the 2010 level. Well, 116. Now what happens here, yeah, see, this got a lot of support right where we are right here. 116, what is that, 115? It doesn't look to me this. It's got to be hard to break this level on the 30. I mean, if you do break the 114, then we do have games 104, which would bring us back to 2006 levels. So, and that's the game. The game right now is all about interest rate structure. That's moving markets here because the rates not only went up, but they went up very quick. Now the market is saying, okay, are we going to go sideways? Are we going to get one more rate hike? And we're going to stay at that higher level for a longer period of time, you know, because it's going to make them go down, you know. Dow. Dow investors right now, 51,000, except 56, S&P's are up 12. Stay right there, folks. Come back.