 Welcome back, welcome folks. We had the Dow Industries finished down 202, we had the Nasdaq down 17, S&Ps are off 12, little volatility coming into the close, but this baby came back quite away. We had to finish out, we had the Dow Industries finished down 7 tenths of 1%, S&Ps down 4 tenths, and the Nasdaq only down, and the X only down 2 tenths. Gold contract, gold contract down $11.40, trading at 12.87 an ounce. We had silver down 15 cents, $15.10 an ounce, light sweet crude up 72 cents, $56.52 a barrel, and notes and bonds still continue to want higher price, lower yield. You had both of them today, reject lower price, had lighter volume, they take off top side. We had the 10-year up 7 tenths, $121.27, 30-year up 17 tenths, $144.11, and $king dollar. $king dollar gave it up, we're coming into the close. It's going to be interesting watching $king dollar here. It actually had a close under the $9,645 to $475 to be a failure, but what we had is this. $king dollar was up 75 tenths, $9,625, if we get over and we take a look at $king dollar, what you're going to see is that you did light contract volume, we did 16,000 contracts, gave it up coming into the close, but an actual failure would have been $9,6475, we're at $9,6525. That being said, it doesn't mean in the next 15, 20 minutes that we can't get underneath that, because what they did do is that they sold that coming into the close. We have the euro trading at $113.42 to $1 USD, the yen is at $111.70 to $1 USD, and the pound is at $130.176. If we do go over and we take a look at that yen, what you're going to see is that once that yen got above $1.10, it's kind of been hanging there, and that does make a difference for the gold market in general. We got to $1.12 today. We got to $1.12 and it gave it up. We'll see whether this yen wants to try to get back inside $1.113. That would be the number. If it got back inside that $1.113, then you'd see that, okay, now you get another failure at the high, bottom line, that would put some juice into the gold market. Recap out here, we have the Dow Industries down $205, Nasdaq off $17, S&P's down $12.50. Come right back.