 Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industrial trading up $542 NASDAQ up $158, S&Ps up $53. That's a gain inside the Dow Industrial is 1.7%, 1.3% in the S&Ps and 1.3% in the NASDAQ. Gold. Gold contract up $9.50, trading at $2,007 an ounce. We have Silver up $0.58, $23.47 an ounce, LightSuite Crew down $289, $82.65 a barrel notes and bonds. 10-year note, down $5.00, trading $106.08, the 30-year down $3 at $109.13, and $Kingdoll. $Kingdoll has given it up out here, down $453.00, $106.01, oh there we go, $106.00, $106.00, I like it. Euro is at $106.00, yen's at $149.00, British Pounds at $121.00 to $1.00, the U.S. Dollar. We can go over and take a look at the spy first and the bottom line is that what you have out here, you get a rally going. You're right down to where we had the strength and you rejected lower price out here and what the spy did do, you know, which is really positive for it, it actually got under the low of Friday and then basically took off. So what you're going to have here is that you're going to have a lower low with light volume and then you take off. Now the divergence is in the cues because what you have in the cues is that you just have light volume on the way up. Now the difference is that the cues were definitely stronger than the spy, I mean in a huge way. They never made it all the way down to their strength. You know, we'll see where this shakes out with the cues but it would be a lot better if the cues had a lot of higher volume which they do not. If we go over and take a look at the note and bond market, they still want higher price lower yield. Right now you get the 10-year down 4 ticks but there's no selling in it. You know, you got 1.2 million contracts right now and only down 3 ticks. So you're going to get a rejection of lower price out here. You have lighter volume. We'll see if we can get a shine of strength out here in the next few days. Gold contract continues to want a higher price and of course we're into window dressing now too folks, okay? Bottom line with gold, gold's on 171,000 contracts. That continues to want to run up into this 21-29 area right now. We're at 2008 and good old King Dollar is performing and giving that market some breathing room. So, yeah, King Dollar was building some cars last week. You know, got the higher price, now, you know, now you're getting a wide price for it again, you're coming lower. The King Dollar was trading at $106.091 and I suspect we're going to be getting back to this $104.699. That's what we broke out of. Stay right there folks. Come right back.