 Welcome folks, here at the Dow Industrial is up $408 and has like up 231 S&Ps up $63. You got the bid folks in a big way here, gold, gold up $14 trading at $18.45, you get silver up $0.70, $21.72 an ounce, a light sweet crude up $79 at $83.10, notes and bonds. It's a 10-year note, down $15, tick-straight and $106.26, the 30-year down $36 at $110.15 and King Dollar. King Dollar, this is the first time that we've been down three days in a row after being up down $281 since July 14th, that is, $106.054, the euros at $105, the ends at $149, the British pound is at $122 to $1 US dollar. Now let me show you the dollar first, because the dollar is going to need one more day of this. I thought one good day of this would break that trend, but it's not. You can see it's right on the line now, okay? Because when you attach four, I get five days attached, which is a good attachment, it's actually six days. So you can see what's happening here though in a monster way. Now check out the market though. This is a monster sign of strength. We take a look at the spy bottom line. You already have 78 million shares traded. You're up $590, this baby's going. The queues are leading the charge. Take a look at the queues, which you have inside the queues, you have that volume inside the queues, man. The queues are $58 million. So the queues, they've already broken the downtrend, we're at, what, $365? That's already broken the downtrend from $378. And now here's the kick up. Prices and bonds, if you remember folks, when interest rates were at zero, right? The market itself, basically the 10-year and the 30-year start moving down in price higher in yield before the Fed moved. My take on this, the exact same thing's going to happen here. You hear everyone out there that the rates are going up again, this is about as devious to get. Well, guess what? The market's going to start moving these. We have a test of the lows out here today on the 10 as well as the 30. That's saying we are off. And this is going to get really intriguing, man, because the market, you know, it's like who's wagging the tail? That's the bottom line. And it's the market. The market is always, you know, bottom line, the market forces the, the market forced the Fed's hands on the way down, on the way up on yields, and now it's going to just be the opposite. We take a look at gold, gold, that's the fourth time we've rejected lower price out here, but 1845, stay right there folks, come right back.