 Well, on a very light volume day so far, only doing about five and a half billion chairs on the CBOE tape, which is about a billion lighter than we had on Friday at this time, maybe a billion and a half. We've had a market kind of came in, got washed out a bit. We're now looking at something that doesn't seem that different than Friday. Of course, we were down almost 2% on the S&P. My guess is we're going to have a little back and forth before the close today. But we've been testing this 3636 area for a while. Today is yet another test of that. And well, so far we haven't been able to convincingly break it on volume. Now I don't want to be a Pollyanna. There is a way in a Wyckoff method where these lows do get broken out over time by just slowly chiseling away at these lows. You only need a close of about 11 points higher in the S&P to get through the big 18 billion share low that we've been beating against for a while. So I'm not particularly bearish. Options are pointing to about 380 for the 21st of this month on the spies. So we've got a little bit more to go up in that right now. The SPY trading out at let's call it 361.38. So yeah, could you get 160 points, 170 points higher in the S&P in the next 10 days? Yes. Is it the end of the world? No. Generally, of course, we had Jamie Dimon out Pearl Harbor in the market. And today is a day where the market is going to have light volume. Always does when the bond markets close. As it is today for Columbus Day. I'm not reading a lot into this. Catch us in the show in just a few minutes.