 Welcome folks, we are the Dow Industries that close up 369, NASDAQ up 190, S&P is up 55. That's a gain inside the Dow Industries of 1.1%, 1.67% in the NASDAQ and 1% in the S&P 500. Gold. Gold contract up $4.50 trading at $19.43 an ounce. We had Silver up 9 cents, $23.82 an ounce. White Sweet Crew up $1.14, $79.05 a barrel, notes and bonds. A 10-year note, up 14 ticks trading $1.1422, the 30-year, up 17 ticks at $1.3010 and $1.00. $1.00 traded down 227 ticks at $102.04, the Euro at $108, the Yen at $1.30 and the British Pound at $1.23 to $1.00. We're going to get over and look at the 10-year first because what's going to happen? The 10-year, the bond number is definitely running things as the dollar. So let's go take a look and see how we bounce because we came down on volume yesterday. So we take a look at this. You did 1.8 million contracts. That's good. That's interesting. That's volume, man. So they're backing that this thing wants to go up again. So this is going to be intriguing. Yeah. Look at this, man. You come down with 1.1 today, you're up at 1.8. That's saying that this high is going to be gained once again. So man, that is saying that we could get a Dover's call out here. The bond market is saying that right now. Let's go see what the 30 is saying, U.S.A. Okay, so you're up 13 ticks, you get 398,000 contracts. Same deal, man. Yeah. Tomorrow's going to be high volatility, man. I mean in spades because that bond market is saying market-wise, no matter what the Fed does, that bond market wants to do a countertrend bounce and get up to those highs. That's how it's set up. If we do look at the broad market, that's where the divergence comes. The spy came up today, well, you get 70 million. It's not bad. Yesterday we went down on 74, you're up at 70. That's not bad. That isn't bad. We might, well, let's take a look at the Qs first. The Qs were weaker. The Qs did 44 and you're going into 56 and we came down yesterday with 47. Ooh, close call, man. Toss-up City, have a great one, have a safe one, folks.