 Welcome folks, we at the Dow Industrial finished up 5, Nasdaq down 76, S&P's off 19, Gold contract up $7.70, traded $18.44, we had Silverflat $21.07 announced, LightSuite crewed up $0.65, $77.71 a barrel, notes and bonds, a 10-year note, down 21 ticks, trading $1.1031, the 30-year down a full point plus 6 ticks at $124.01, now the 10-year folks is yielding $3.996, so right now you are at $4.100 away from the 4%, that's on the 3 month area, on the 6 month area the high was 4.24%, so we're going to be jumping into the 4% area I suspect tomorrow, $1.00, $1.00 down $448 ticks, trading $104.20, the Euro at $106, the Yen out here at a price point of, where are you? Where did you go? Where did you disappear? I don't know. I don't know what I did here. It disappeared on me. Oh, Yen, $136.20, the British pound, $120.00 to $1.00 USD. We get over and take a look at the spy folks, so what we have out here, and I'm going to get these, trying to get these volumes for you, they'll keep coming in, they get about 5 minutes to come in. Right now we have $92 million, so it's not ABC down, because it needed $108 million. Right now you get $92 million in the spy, but you close the lows of the day, so you have window break-ins instead of window dressing inside the cues, cues that didn't have the volume either, so that means the volume did die down during the day, because we have big volume in the morning. $74 million we needed, you only did $56 million. If we get over to the good old dollar, the thing that's intriguing here is that the market being down, the dollar was flat, but the market itself, S&P's, NDX100, the composite being down, and this is with the dollar being down, okay? So the correlation is basically warped, meaning that we know when the dollar goes up, the market gets taken to the cleaners. Have a great night, folks. Have a safe night. Come back and visit Tommy tomorrow morning, kicks us off 9 a.m., great show, folks. Look at him, folks.