 Welcome folks, we have the Dow industry that's finished down 70, NASDAQ off 21, S&Ps off 10, bottom line, you come down a bit, you really still have a sideways day out here folks. Market struggling with the October 10th down draft. It made it through the October 11th down draft, having a tough time here. When we come back to work tomorrow morning, it's going to be the 10th trading day. We're at the same level. Gold contract, gold contract down $6.70 trading at $13.14 an ounce. You had silver down 11 cents, $15.55 an ounce. Light suede crude up 27 cents, $57.20 a barrel. Notes and bonds, you get the 10-year note down 7 ticks, $1.21.22. 30-year bond up $5.14 at $1.45.05, $king dollar, $king dollar up 62 ticks trading $96.00, $king dollar did do, $king dollar made it to a lower low. You did have an expansion of volume, finished in the plus, but what you have out here technically folks is that you got 21,000 contracts. You got below that low, that's saying that good old king dollar will be down into this level once again. What's going to get intriguing out here, of course, is that coming into a Friday with the currency market as well as the metals market is always pretty exciting. In this particular case, we'll see where this shakes out, meaning where the good old US dollar wants to go, the euro has been basically just keeping its head higher. On Wednesday, it got above the consolidation that it's been in for quite some time. Today it gave that back, the pound is still out here at $1.32.62, and it looks like both of those currencies actually want higher price folks, and it would totally make sense because we're getting closer to at least some type of either an extension or they're basically going to get the deal done. What the currency market is saying, and the pound particularly, is that it's not going to be a hard Brexit, so we'll see where that shakes out. Once they get that deal done, folks, whether it's an extension for a year, year and a half, or they get the deal done, you're going to see those currencies move higher very quickly. Because in the aspect of how we've been coming down, it's been all about are they going to have it together, how are they going to do the cross-border deals, how are they going to trade. Cross-border deals are crucial, folks. Stay right there, folks. Come back with some numbers after the close. Dow closed down at 69, Nasdaq off 21, S&P's off 8.5, come right back.