 Welcome folks, we have the Dow investors finished up 76, Nasdaq up 91, S&P up 26, Gold contract up $12.80, trading at 2,154 oz, yet Silver up 41 cents, $24.39 an oz, Light sweet crude up 97 cents, $79.12 a barrel, notes and bonds. Ten year note, up 66, trading 111.15, the 30 year up 20, at 121.15, and $king dollar, $king dollar gotten on lower range folks. Down 436 ticks, 103, 362, Euro 108, yen, $149, British pound, $127 to one US dollar. We'll get over and take a look at the S&Ps, we've got a higher high, and let's see where we come in here. Well, you don't have a higher high, but this is interesting, we've got decent volume, man, unreal. Okay, so hey, you're getting small buys up here, but the bottom line is that we came down at $72 million, you're up at $62 million, that's a good number, man. That's a good number, when we go on the queues, queues aren't bad, $44 million, we came down on $75, 57 rather. So the queues look like they want to roll first, that's how this is shaking out right now. Now, the divergence is going to be that the dollar, lower dollar, higher markets, higher everything, man. And when you take a look at this, you're going to see that the dollar did break the consolidation, and this has been a long time coming, man. It broke the top of the consolidation first, hangs up there at the highs for a while, comes back down 10 trading days, it was trying to get back on this lower range, finally did. That sets up, bottom line down to the lower end of this trading range, and if that's where we go, the S&P as well as the commodities want to go higher. So we'll see where this shakes out in the next couple of days, if in fact you've got a slow roll that's happening here. My take is that the slow roll is happening, and these high volume lows that we have in the spy and that we have in the queues are going to get tested. Right there, and right there. Have a great one, folks. Have a safe one.