 Welcome folks, we have the down industrial finished down 162, Nasdaq off 44, and S&Ps up 14.5. Gold contract up $12, 40 cents traded at $2,194 an ounce. We have silver flat, $24.84 an ounce, light sweet crude up at $40, $82.03 a barrel, notes and bonds. Down 76, trading $1,1017, the 30 year down 12 at $1,913 and $king dollar, traded down $212.06 at $104,218, Euro 108, Yen 151 British pound, $126 to $1 US dollar. We're going to take a look at the S&Ps folks, bottom line, let's see where we stand out here. We got price wise what we did out here, let's see. We got down to 519, yeah so we actually didn't reject lower price out here, we kind of laid down there at the end. You get 41 million shares traded, that's a contraction of volume but you do have lower price inside the QQQ because when I started the program what had happened is that we did reject lower price but as we got into the close that S&P went down from minus two to minus 14. Now if we take a look at the QQs, different story, QQs rejected lower price man. They went to $442.54, it's two points above that, two points in 25 cents, at $444 you did 26 million shares and the 26 million is coming into $43 so you can see the bottom line is that you don't have buyers there man, you don't have sellers there either. Now we go to the gold contract and what you have with gold folks is it's pretty amazing that even with that huge counter-trend bounce on the dollar last Thursday and Friday, gold is still building cause for higher price. We went up $1230 today, got 1.1 million contracts traded, I don't know, hold it, $114,000, my God, $114,000, jeez, anyway, sorry about that folks, $114,000 contracts traded which is good contract volume, $2193 and this is on an ABC structure on the way up to $2550, now that's a one to one so we'll see what the rest of it shakes up. Have a great night folks, have a safe night, come back and visit Tommy tomorrow morning, kicks us off at 9 a.m., great show folks.