 Okay, looking good, Billy Ray, feeling good, Lewis, looking good, sounding bad, but much, much better, folks. We've got a, what we call a totally red day, almost, with the exception of soybeans and a few things that are up, but golly gee, look at the 18 things that I follow, and what does, 15 of them are down, stocks are down sharply, but folks, we've got a big, big, big, big, big new moon today. As Norm Winsky pointed out, and also Stan Harley pointed out, that we should be over some type of interesting bottom here in the stock market, and if you hold on for just a second, I will see if the trading gods are with me today and see if we can see what we've been waiting to see for a very long time. Let's get this up here. Don't actually bet on this, because the odds of it happening are a little between slim and none. We'll try to get it up here, but we're very close within a couple of points here. The number we're looking at here in the S&P is at 44.37, and I think we're 44.40, something like that. Now it didn't work, son of a gun. I don't think it did anyway. Let me double check. No, it didn't work. Let me try it one time. Sometimes if I do it twice, to me this is an important chart, because we've been thinking this was going to happen today and this is where we are. Those of you that get the videos and stuff, of course, you saw this last night, and we'll be watching what we're waiting to see here. Hold on one second here and get this thing working, and maybe it'll work this time, but probably it will work. I'm sure. Watch this. Hey, look at this, Billy Ray. It worked. Here's your triple ABCDs, three-drive to a bottom, below the 78% level, but that's a 78% off of this, not off of the bottom one. So this is a three-drive to a bottom pattern. If you're willing to sell that three-drive to a top pattern up in here, you've got to be willing to buy the three-drive to a bottom pattern down in here. That's what we're waiting to see. Now the NASDAQ target is lower by about 80 points, and the Dow Jones one hasn't even come close, because it's holding up relatively well, but the S&Ps, the one we're following today, that number is 4437, and you risk about 10 points on that, and you'll see if you're going to be right or not. So that's what I think is going to happen. Our guest is supposed to be Jim Bartolioni today, folks, of Bart's charts, but unfortunately I'm not sure we're going to be able to get him in the house to see if things are going to be working the way we'd hope. So we'll be right back.