 Okay, looking good, Billy Ray feeling good Lewis, Larry Pesavento for the mid-afternoon update. We've got three of the four stock indices are up, only the NASDAQ is down. The S&P 500 is past the 4200 magical level, got up to 4206. The Dow Jones up to 43,000 in change. And the Russell is slightly higher, but still lagging quite a bit behind the rest of the market. We've only up a few points, and it's been the weakest of course all along. Also the gold has sold off, silver has sold off, copper has sold off, and we're having a tremendous sell off in crude oil, heating oil, gasoline, and natural gas was up a little bit earlier. I hadn't checked it recently. So the energy complex has moved a little bit lower also, which is very, very interesting. Our guest today on our show coming up, Fibonacci 24-7 will be Mike Moore, more analytics. He'll join us at 1.30 and again at 2.30. Tomorrow we're going to have Jeff Uge of Alpha Insights. On Wednesday we're going to have Stan Harley, the Harley stock market letter who's been saying we'll be rallying up into early May. And of course we hear that seasonal all the time of selling May and go away that works about 50% of the time, which is not bad, 50% of the time. You can still do okay at 50% of the time. But we look at pattern recognition swing trading and that's what we're focusing on these days. And then on Thursday we probably have Bill Meridian of Cycles Research out of Vienna, Austria, that's what we're looking at for some things to pay attention to on some of these markets. And volatility is going to continue to increase. The important thing today folks has been the big drop in treasury bonds down from that 61% retracement up there at that 1.32 level. We hit 1.20, we broke the 1.30 level folks down into 1.29 and that is a sign that interest rates are probably going to be going higher or lower. What are they trying to tell us here? I think as they drop like that, that means interest rates are going higher. And we have the Fed coming in on Wednesday, which always is a lot of fun. And I believe we have a non-farm payroll on Friday, so it will be a very, very volatile week. It's a banking holiday in most of Europe, especially in London, which is part of Europe, believe it or not. And so those are some of the things that we've been thinking about here all day preparing for what's going to be happening to some of these markets that we're paying close attention to. So we'll be right back, 877-927-6648.