 Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industrial finished down 404 Nasdaq down 267 S&Ps off 71. Gold contract up $12.10, trading at 21.38, we had silver down 9 cents, $23.90 an ounce, light sweet crude up 53 cents, so flat really. Trading out at 78.21, notes and bonds, a 10-year note, up 18.6, trading 111.10, 30-year up a full point plus 10 ticks at $129 and $Kingdala, $Kingdala down 71 ticks, holding tough above in this higher range at the 103.761 Euro 108 yen, $127 to 1 US dollar. Now Wednesday, Thursday folks, we get Paul speaking at the Senate as well as the House of Representatives. That is going to throw some volatility into the market in a monster way. If volatility out here today, you can expect more volatility. We open and take a look at the S&Ps, the spy rather, and get that baby, there we go. So inside the spy, let's see what we did volume-wise, yeah, you didn't do that much, you did 69 million, but 69 million is going into, yeah, it's going into 83. So I suspect you're going to get lower, but the bottom line is that you're going to need an expansion of volume. Now the NDX, the bottom line is different, you know, the three queues, they came down on 53 million, and you're still going into higher volume. You're going into the, oh, look at this man, it's exactly 53 million, so 53 to 53. So that means we're going to probably be into this gap tomorrow. That's what's going on. You can, listen, when the testimony is going on, you can expect high volatility because what's going to happen is that, I forgot whether it's the House first or the Senate, but the bottom line is that they are going to be jamming, let's see, Paul, there it is right there. Oh, the beige book's tomorrow too. So the beige book will be a big deal. It's at two o'clock in the afternoon, the beige book, you know, see what's going on across the country. Have a great one, folks. Have a safe one. Come back and visit Tommy tomorrow morning, kicks us off at 9 a.m. Be safe, folks.