 TfNN, headline, News Update. Welcome folks. We have the Dow Industrial's finished up 26, Nasdaq down 36, S&P's off 3. Gold contract up $6.30 trading at $14.25 an ounce. Gold's pushing folks. That's going to be intriguing. Coming into the two-day Fed meeting starts tomorrow, you're going to get the statement at 2 o'clock on Wednesday, you're going to get the news conference at 2.30 on Wednesday. The expectation, of course, is that the Federal Reserve is going to reduce short-term rates by 25 basis points, or 1 quarter percent. That the next meeting after this is going to be on September 18th, and your probability right now is 60.7 that they reduce another quarter percent. What the market's going to be looking for is what they are saying inside that statement and how Powell gets his head wrapped around the news conference. So we'll see if in fact this is going to be the beginning of the Federal Reserve going down on rates for quite some time. The last time that we went down on rates was 2008, 11 years ago. I suspect one of the questions that someone's going to ask in there is that bottom line is that each and every time that the Fed either goes up on rates, normally you don't just go up once and back down. You don't just go down once and back, go back up. It turns into a little trend. It doesn't have to be a long period of time, but most times it's a year, year and a half. That question is going to be really interesting, and I'm sure they're going to talk about what we need more details. But bottom line, if history is any key inside this, this would be the beginning of more rate hikes coming out of us. Now, that being said, we have some divergence out here, and this is what the divergence is. The 10-year went higher today, but the volume is anemic. The 10-year likes to do 1.2, 1.7 million contracts, we only did 774,000. The 30-year that likes to do about 328,000 contracts only commit at 168,000. So in both cases, they both have very light volume going into their highs, and that can be dangerous. That divergence there is saying that whatever is in that statement is not going to be as dovish as the market is looking at right now. What do we have with King Dala? King Dala bottom line is still over its highs on the active contract, not on the continuous contract. 97.790. Stay right there, folks. We've got lots of numbers coming out after the close, including beyond the meet, and we'll see which way that baby is going to go. The recap out here, Dow Industries closed up 28, Nasdaq down 36. S&P's off 2.5. We're coming right back.