 That's right. That's right. That's right. Okay. So it's Wednesday. What time? It's about 10.23. We get the oil number every 10.30. 10.30 a.m. Eastern time. Looks like the estimates right now between 400 and 500. Why not? We have a minute on the Bloomberg left to give it a guess. We haven't given the chart a look. We'll do that right afterwards. But if you think oil is going to rise in price, you would be looking for less oil than they thought as in a bigger draw. If you thought maybe oil was going to go down in price, you'd be looking for a big surplus, a gut. Looks like the survey numbers minus 400,000 barrels per week, whisper number, a little bit lower, minus 525. What are you going to do? Let's see. We're down about $1.50 today, right? We're sitting there like $55 and change. So the question is, you want to play it to the downside or the upside? I'm figuring it's just filling the gap. Okay. Well, what does that mean in terms of up or down? That would mean it'd probably get a little bounced. I was going to go bounced, too. So that means we're going to miss to the downside. Hopefully, if you were playing for a bounce, we're going to go minus 700 with 10 seconds to spare. Oh, cool. I see. Yeah. Maybe that gives it. No, that's going to be minus 700, maybe. There we go. You got it. We made it with two seconds. Good. Okay. Perfect. So we'll see what happens. Let's jump over to the chart now and see what we have. So here's the price accrued. Quite a drop today. We're looking at the November contract. Get this chart to the front. We were just up at $57, man, dropped almost $55.60. So I was taking a look at this over the break. I pulled up a couple of the volatility trades. Here's your 11 a.m. spreads. Again, we're at $55.85. These are going to have $55.75. Okay. Okay. So we're at $0.10 in the bullish position with intrinsic value. So there's your bullish spread. After a lot of volatility this morning, too. Interesting. Yeah. And we had to jump around to find, but $11.12 line up both with this price point. So we're going to have $0.55, $0.75. We have a $0.10 start to the bullish side. Here's your bullish spread. It's going to cost you $25. You're getting into $56. The contract's at $55.83. The bearish spread, just the premium, you're minusing the intrinsic value. So you're looking at about $44.45 represents $0.44, $0.45 away from $55.83. Ah, excuse me, $55.75, right? The noons, same exact price spreads. Here's your bullish one, $55.75. This time the bullish one is going to cost you $31 as opposed to $25, right? So you're paying six pennies or $6 on each leg probably. $55.58 is where you're selling the 11. There you go. $8 on the, and $55.50 is where you're selling the noon. So you're looking at $56 versus $44. So you want to pay $0.44 for $11 a.m., or do you want to pay $0.56 in terms of how much movement you need for the noon? We'll see what happens. We've got three minutes. We've got a lot of movement already, man. Pretty wild. Yeah. 877-927-6648. Give us a call, folks. And we're going to have that man, Teddy Cakes, that up at Fawty, past the hour. We've got any action in currencies, man? That dollar index hit 100 yet? It's got some strength, man. It's got some strength, man. Dow's up $32, Nasdaq's down $31, S&P's off $8, we'll come right back. Welcome back, folks. Dow, Dow Industries right now up $57, Nasdaq's down $21, S&P's off $5, and oil. Let's see where we are with these oil contracts. Jumping back to the chart. We're looking at the contract. We'll pull it up. Oil trading $55.88. Not too much of a move. We're not a holiday, either. No, it's not, right? And let me zoom in a little bit as the market's digesting it, and why don't we jump back and maybe pull up the news? Maybe we'll get it at the top. There we go. Crude oil. Look at how much it rose. Oh, boy. This oil should get smoked. It didn't come in at minus 700. This would be interesting. That's it. Plus 2.41 million barrels, folks. Yeah, here we go. So it's just going to be perfect. Here's the whole breakdown. So crude for the week, plus 2.4 million barrels. Median estimate was minus 600. My estimate minus 700. Yeah. Gasoline coming in with a build as well, $519,000, versus the estimate of a decrease of $564. Let's see. The distillate, look at the huge missing distillates, minus 3 million barrels almost. The estimate was only minus 4. Wow. And meanwhile, you have Cushing with plus 2.2. And I wonder how these crude imports, minus 672, and so forth, shape that inventory number. Nonetheless, with that, you should have seen the price drop through the floor. And we haven't seen it at all. And we haven't seen it at all. Either that or we're getting a bad quote. No, it looks real. It looks pretty legit. It's ticking, right? Look at that. We've actually ticked up. So someone had the numbers this morning and sold it off for money. We've actually ticked up five pennies. We'll have to check back in. I feel like that's one of them that the market might be laying calm. And just checking back on oil, actually getting a little bit of a pop, up $56.20 right now, which is remarkable. Two million plus build, right? And the estimate was a decline of about 600,000 barrels. And oil trades to $56.20, about $0.40 about from where we were trading that. Yeah, checking out those indices, man. Green across the board and gold pulling back pretty remarkable.