 Okay folks, Larry Pesavento with the mid-afternoon update for TFNN, first it's down and then it's up. We've had up C-Daisy Day today in the stock market, still quite strong, Dow up a couple hundred points, Nasdaq very strong, S&P strong, and also the Russell is strong, so the market's holding up relatively well. Now, I think it's quite amazing folks that we hit, on the two-year note, we hit something that we haven't seen in 15 years, back in 2008, is that right, six, this is three and eight, yeah, 15 years ago, we hit 6.19% on the two-year note folks. That is absolutely amazing. That's usually in the sign that there's a chaos going everywhere, but this is not what the market's telling us. Stocks were down, came back very strong. I posted a chart here in the den on the bonds because this was our trade to the day-to-day, we had a beautiful buy down there at 110.05, unfortunately I said you have to risk either $1,000 or 600, so if you risk 600, you missed it. If you risked 1,000, you're in it pretty good, so that had a choice that you have to make. Personally, I lost all data for two hours, so I was not involved. By the time I got back on it, it had already rallied, and so I was unable to get anything on it. We did have a really nice sale in the gold that worked out relatively well, at least so far. It's still a little bit early in the day, but that's what we're watching here today as we look at some of these things. For the two-year note, they hit 6.19, and the Treasury bond not collapse into the new low ground is a sign that somebody is stepping up to the plate. That's what that means because with the yield rallying that quickly, that's a sign of panic, and yet the Treasury bond, even though it was down a point and a half, did not panic. It's down about a point right now, but the fact that it didn't panic is, and this is a big market, folks, it's our second biggest one next to our Treasury note market. That's why we've got to pay close attention to what's going on here today. Regardless of what the news is out there, I don't believe any of it, so I've always been that way for many, many years. News follows a trend, but the bar charts your friend. Let's take a break here, 877-927-6648.