 Welcome, folks. We had the Dow Industries finished down 67, NASDAQ off 40, S&Ps down 12, bottom line, folks, is that that's quite a comeback from where we were before we started the trading day at 9.30 Eastern Standard Time this morning. So that puts the NASDAQ down 1.5%, Dow Industries down 2 tenths of 1%, S&Ps down 4 tenths of 1%. That's like basically a flat market. Gold contract. Gold contract also flat at 12.81 an ounce. We had silver down 5 cents, $14.92 an ounce, light sweet crude. That rejected lower price. You're up 95 cents, $62.89 a barrel, and notes and bonds. You have the 10-year note, up 9.6, $123.20. 30-year bond, up 14 at $147.26. If we go over to the 30-year, you take a look at the 30-year, what you're going to see in the 30-years that you pushed over the highs of last Thursday, you had 264,000 contracts. That's saying you're going to be right back topside once again. The divergence, it would be inside the 10-year, because what we had with the 10-year, you got up right into that level, and you had quite a contraction of volume, actually. We were going into 1.9 million contracts, you did 1.3. So that 10-year does look like it wants to pull back a bit, and if that's what we get, you'll get the 30-year pulling back simultaneously. Kingdala. Kingdala, bottom line, couldn't hold price out here today. What you had, the Kingdala trade 97.275. If we take a look at this continuous contract inside Kingdala, the number you want to keep your eye on, folks, is 97.705. We're back inside the lower range right now, and the longer that we stay inside this lower range, the more the probability comes up that this thing's going to try to pull back into this 94.675 level. If we get over and we take a look at the S&Ps, the spy out here, what we did with the spy is that we get down to a price point of 288. The rejected lower price, that being said, when you get 95 million shares down here, we're going to be right back down. Bottom line, you get way too much volume on the way down out here, as is, I suspect, the Qs. Not so much the Qs, the Qs only have 37 million. That's not bad. The Qs can go hit the highs before they want to pull back down. Stay right there, folks. You're going to have some numbers after close out here. Dow industrials finished down 68. Nasdaq off 40, S&P down 13.5. I'm right back.