 Welcome folks, we at the Dow Industrial has finished up 90 NASDAQ up 183, S&Ps up 40, Gold Gold contract up $37.70, trading at 2,092 an ounce, Silver up 49 cents, $23.37 an ounce, late-sweet crude up $1.51, $79.78 a barrel, notes and bonds, a 10-year note, up $18.6, trading at 1.11, flat, 30 up 24 at 1.20, flat, how's that? And King Dollar, King Dollar was down 258 ticks, trading 103, 98, euros 108, yen is 150, British Pounds 126 to 1 US Dollar. Let's get over to the dollar first and the reason being folks is that this was a heck of a day in the market itself and in the gold market in particular and the dollar didn't break down yet. So that's telling me we're going to get some real juice going with this gold and silver market right now. So if we take a look at the dollar, you're going to see that right now it's 104, 103, 500 area to break into the lower range. We'll see whether we do it next week. What we did have happen out here which gave the market, broad market and the gold market juice was the 10-year. The 10-year broke out of its lows. We've been there for two weeks now and it had volume yesterday, it could volume following up today. So that is saying that the correction inside of the 10-year, inside notes and bonds is over and then if we go to the gold contract, what you're going to see, it was biased left and right out here. I mean in a monster way too. You're talking about we did 313,000 contracts and we had the wide price spread. So we had a 50-point price spread out here folks, okay, which is the lowest 2,047, the high 2,097, we closed out at 2,092. Now if you haven't looked at the gold report folks, give it a shot because the bottom line is that these gold equities are at lows. They stop moving a bit but realistically they're at lows and if this is going to be a run, well if you've never been in the gold market at a run, you have something to look forward to. Have a great weekend folks. Have a safe weekend. Come back and visit us Monday morning. Tommy kicks us off. Great show folks. Have a great one folks.