 The Tiger. Financial News Network. Update. Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industrial Straighten down 129, NASDAQ is up 107, SAP is up 9.5. Gold, Gold contract down $3.90 straight into 2039 notes. We have Silver down 21 cents, $25.68 an ounce, LightSuite Crew down $1.13. $72.59 a barrel, notes and balls. Ten note, up 23 ticks, trade in 115.29, the 30 are up a full point at 130.22 and King Dollar, King Dollar down 124 ticks, trade in 101.480, the Euro is at 109, the Enns at 134 and the British Pounds at 126 to 1 US Dollar. Can you take a look at the S&P folks, bottom line, just sideways move out here today. Inside the S&P, if you're trading it intraday, it was a dynamite day, because we do have a wide price spread out here in a monster way. We went down from a 41.73 to 41.12, like in Hartby, bottom line back up to 41.42, so the volatility is there in space. Now, the NDX is tricky, because the NDX folks is actually going over highs with volume, so you have divergence here. That volume pickup and the queues is big. We're already 48 million, bottom line, you're going after 53, 51, you're going to do that in a heartbeat. That's saying this wants higher price, so we're back to that level that we do have divergence and the NDX 100 wants higher price and is still trading with the dollar. If you take a look at the dollar, you're going to see all day long here, lower dollar, bottom line, market gets breath. Higher dollar, it basically takes it away. We get down to a price point today of 101.215, and that's when the market went south from highs to lows. Bottom line, you get a counter trend bounce and market basically goes back higher. If you take a look at this, now, looking at this dollar, it's been here a long period of time, but what is happening is that this is subtle, but you're getting higher lows. I suspect that the dollar still wants to get up to this 106 mark, and if that's what we're getting, that's going to have a hard time for the market, because the market cannot stand a higher dollar. As the dollar goes higher, when we opened this one, the dollar was at its lowest. That's when the S&P was up 30 points. As the dollar started climbing up, S&P went negative. As the dollar started giving it up, it goes positive.