 Welcome folks, we have the Dow industry is up 99, Nasdaq is up 19, excuse me folks, S&Ps up by 10 and a half. Gold contract down $1.60, trading $12.83 an ounce. We have Silver down $0.06, trading $14.55 an ounce, LightSweet crude $58.64 a barrel that's up $0.72, that's slammed down yesterday folks. Good old oil contract we're going to want to build some cars, give us this $0.55 area. Notes and bonds, you get the 10-year note, down 7 ticks, $124.31, $30 a bond down $10 at $150.104. What you're going to see in both of those, we went topside yesterday. We had wide price spread, we had the volume behind the move. These continue to want higher price, lower yield. Right now you get the 10-year yielding 2.3%. We go over the TLT, same setup in the TLT that blew away its high out here from 126.69, you're at 127.68. And in that 10-year folks, it looks to me like that is going to be running down to the 2% number. That is no doubt pretty wild how this thing is shaking out. Kingdala, Kingdala failed at its highs, Kingdala was going after those highs for quite some time. The bottom line got up, spiked the high, couldn't handle the price at that level, backed off bottom line. What we have out here today, you're down 283 ticks. And each and every time that we've gone either the highs or the lows, folks, what seems to happen is that it doesn't have the volume on the highs, you back down, you get one or two days of volume, then it dries up again. We'll see how this one shakes out. The reason that I suspect we're going to get to lower price, meaning the lower end of this consolidation, which is 94, is that what we have done Friday, holiday, you actually have some volume coming down here. So bottom line, it looks to me that 94 is going to be game. We go and take a look at the S&P, you get a bounce with tremendously lighter volume. This is setting up lower prices. The market in general is basically saying that it wants to do ABC structures on the way down. You've already had a couple of the industry sectors do the ABC structure on the way down. Smallcap just missed it yesterday. Didn't miss it by price. Just missed it by volume. Big numbers. The small caps end up coming in with 26.3 million shares yesterday. They're up on 10 today. Stay right there, folks. Next 60 minutes of trading coming up, and then we're kicking into that long Memorial Day weekend. Recap out here. Dow Industries up 115. Nasdaq up 22. S&P's up 11 and a half. Come right back.