 Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industrial trading down $300, NASDAQ is off $94, S&Ps down $45. Gold contract of $3.60, trading out at $18.55 an ounce. We have Silver down $0.11, $22.00, $0.06 an ounce, Platinum down $5.00, $1,007 an ounce, LightSuite crude up $2.53, $121.94 a barrel, notes and bonds. The 10-year note, down $11.06 trading $1.1802, $30 a full point at $136.30, and $Kingdala. $Kingdala is up $219.00, ticked trading out at $102.542, Euro $107, excuse me folks, the end $134.16, and the British pound is at $125 to $1.00 USD. Bottom line folks, this market wants a lower price. Now this is pretty amazing. You take a look at the E-minis first, right? What you're going to see is that the last couple of days, first we try to go higher, didn't have volume. Then you go lower, didn't have volume. What happens today, tries to go higher, no volume whatsoever, contraction of volume again. Bottom line, this market. What we should have been able to do today, pretty easy, okay, is hit the price target here of this what, the $41.89 swing, that's not even the highest swing of that $42.02. It couldn't do it, man. That's the bottom line, and what that means, that means there's no buyers. We're going to take a look at the NDX100, which is leading, this thing's going to lead us down, man. This is setting up for the CPI to break lower. That's how this looks to me. So if we take a look at the NDX100, what you're going to see out here is that you had the future, as well as the queues, get over the hive yesterday, you're going to close under them, and the contraction of volume is amazing. So that means that you try to get to a higher price, you couldn't get to a higher price, you failed on price, you failed on volume, lower price is coming out of us. Gold, gold contract out here, that rejected lower price yesterday. We get down to the 1046 today, rejected lower price again today. It's amazing that gold is staying up at these prices when you got a move like you just did at the yen, but the gold contract was looking good. The yen is just a mind-blower. Bottom line is that I suspect it's just a matter of what day we're going to wake up and the back of Japan's going to basically get in the middle of the currency deal. I mean, if you remember, the last time they talked about it was going all the way back in March. March said they said that we're going to let it over 133. Well, guess what? It's 134.15, and it's going higher. I mean, getting weaker with strength. Stay right there, folks. Come right back.