 Okay, folks, Larry Pessevenner for you mid-morning update. Now, we've got gold down a little bit. We've got crude oil making new lows from where we were back about four months ago. Very important chart to look at, folks. You can see there's a potential for, there's a double bottom in here. We'll go into that more extensively when we go to the full session, which will be coming on in about another 90 seconds. Anyway, we also have the British pound down, the euro's still weakening, much as expected. We have Treasury bonds lower. That was also expected. That was all covered in the newsletter, so things are coming along pretty much like we expected. We had a big move in the Dow Jones. We went for $33,900 all the way down to $33,600, a 300-point drop in a matter of about three or four hours with news coming out of, I believe it was Saudi Arabia, something about oil or whatever. I don't know what caused it, but that's pretty much what we're looking at. So those are the things that are happening today in the market. The US dollar has firmed after coming off of that 382 retracement last week, and we think that still has a possibility to rally a lot more. And of course, that means lower prices in the British pound and lower prices in the euro. So that's what we're paying attention to here today. So we'll see some of those other things. Regarding the agricultural commodities, they're holding their own. They're down just slightly, but we still have some more to go to the downside in that and we'll see how these things unfold. As far as the inflation front, I don't think that's changed very much. What we've just seen in the currency markets and also in the Treasury bond markets are normal retracements. I'll try to cover those on the show that we have. That'll be coming up here in just a little while. So that's pretty much it. Our guest today will be Norm Winsky. Always interesting of what he has to say. So I think we'll be able to have a really good show as we look at some of these things unfolding here today. Remember this is a holiday week and about are the Dow Jones industrial average has a 72% chance of closing higher the day before Thanksgiving. That's on that's on Friday folks. Excuse me. The day after Thanksgiving, it has a 73% of going higher. That's since the Dow Jones started trading in 1896. We'll be right back. 877-927-6648