 Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industries trading up $3.31, NASDAQ's up $2.25, S&P's up $0.58. That's again inside the NASDAQ folks at 1.7%, 1.3%, and the S&P and 1% in the Dow Industries. Gold, gold contract up trading up $10.60 at $18.17 an ounce. We have Silver up $0.40, $20.75 an ounce, Light Sweet Crew down $2.45, $91.86 a barrel notes and bonds. Ten-year note, up five ticks, $119.08, $30.00, up $20.00, at $140.00, $19.00, and $Kingdollar, check it out, so the divergence is huge out here, $Kingdollar, $5.45, $105.00, $6.34, Euro out here, sorry about that one, there we go. Euros at $102.00, the yen is trading $133.00 and the British Pounds at $121.00 to $1.00 USD. We can open and take a look at the S&P and bottom line folks is that now the run has been cool and in a monster way. This is not what you want to see if you're bullish. And what it is folks is this, you know, bottom line, you know, S&P yesterday, spy did $59.00 million. Well, you're at $32.00, $32.00, we're going into $144.00. Yeah, you heard that right. So pretty intense there. Cues are the same way. Okay, now what we're going to have is this, the cool thing on the weekly, on the weekly the composite is still going to come in. You know, we're talking about the composite a lot yesterday. Well, first let's talk about the cues. Cues don't happen either. Cues did $45 million yesterday, gave it up a price, you're testing out here with $25 million right now, probably $35 million. More important though, we were talking about, I was talking about the composite. The composite came in with volume yesterday. Now what's happening, okay? We did $5.7 billion yesterday, which is awesome, okay? Because the $5.7 billion, where is it? Put this up for you so you can see this thing. Okay, here we go. So the $5.7 billion was going back to May 4th, which was $5.6. Well, you can see what's happening today. Now you're testing that with $3.6. So on the weekly, it'll be all right. In the daily, it's not the MN, that's the bottom line. And this is about as deviant as you get, and yeah, anyway, you get the gist of it. The gist of it is this market's getting tired. The deviant part of the market, of course, is that you have all of this going forward today, and this dollar wants to test the underside of the channel line that it broke. Man, I suspect next week we're going to come right back up, and you're going to test that underside. And that's selling pressure. That wasn't selling pressure today, though. Stay right there, folks, we'll come right back.