 and welcome to the 2 p.m. Update with David White at just two o'clock here. We've got the S&P up about 1.24 percent. We'll talk about why I was looking kind of at the base at around 3925 today. We'll talk about that on the show. That was kind of the least part of what you should expect. We'll talk about why 80 percent of the time the S&P should close over that level on options expiration. We're also going to talk about the biggest options expiration for a dollar amount back in fact more than 10 years ago. So there was an enormous amount of options expiring and of course 80-85 percent of options are going to go unexecuted which means all that money is going to go to money heaven today. We've got a little bit more than I thought. I thought maybe it would be a little bit lower than we are right now. I thought maybe 3930, 3935 would be a high. Maybe we pulled back before the close. But we continue to get a lot of people short and as long as everybody keeps shorting the market it becomes incredibly difficult for it to go lower. What you really want is a significant amount of shorts giving up and throwing in the towel and going long and that's generally when the market bends and bends a knee and of course that's when the cataclysm actually happens. Anyway we're going to have almost always a ton of volume on a day like that. Right now we're doing about 7 billion shares which isn't a whole lot which is very interesting to me. But we'll talk about options, what's going on in the market, some big ideas on hydrogen and interest rates and money down in several sectors that we've talked about over the last few weeks. Kind of a big idea show coming up in just a couple of minutes. The reality is that navigating financial markets can be risky. Markets can be chaotic and difficult to understand.