 Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industrial Straighten down 8, NASDAQ up 94, S&Ps up 14.5, Gold contract down $13.20, straightened at 2032 an ounce, we have Silver up 33 cents, 22 dollars 79 cents an ounce, Light Sweet Crude up 75 cents, $75.12 a barrel, notes and bonds, a 10-year note, down 7.6, straightened at 110.31, the 30-year off 19 at 1.19.07, a King dollar, King dollar, right now straightened down 386 at 103.236, Euro is at 108, Yen is straightened at 147 British pounds at 127 to 1 US dollar. Now we take a look at the, we're going to go right to the dollar because you can see there was a turnaround in the S&Ps, turnaround in the Treasuries, and the bottom line is this dollar, the dollar got down to 102.770, rejected it, you're at the 103.239, so we had done, we had come down to where it kind of broke topside last week, it rejected that level and what that did, that put, well let's go to the bond market first because it did it to both. You get the, we'll see where the, you get the 10-year, the 10-year was heading higher, got up to the 111.19 and then just gave it up in spades and you're at 110.31 and the S&P, you're going to see the direct correlation is here once again, it goes on and off, but on a longer term basis it's on and you can see with the S&P when that dollar was going up again, bottom line, S&P came right back downtown, so if we could take a look at the spy right now, what you're going to see is that, you know, they had light volume coming in yesterday, out here today you're going to have some volume because you get the volatilities up, so right now the spy's up 154, you're trading at 486 and if we take a look at this intraday now, let's see how we're going, yeah if you see, if you take a look at intraday, what you've done, you haven't closed the gaps in this morning, the last low does have some volume, so that low's going to get tested which is the 485.97, we're right next to it, but that's going to get tested first before it wants higher price. Stay right there folks, come right back.