 And as we hit, we'll change that to 3 o'clock, we're up about a little under 9, 9 tenths of a percent on the S&P cash, 1.2 percent on the NASDAQ, we kind of ran out of gas at the highs, volume very light. And again, there aren't a lot of things going on between now and Thursday evening when we have some earnings. Volume right now is, I'm going to say, the lightest of the year at this time. If we weren't like open, I'd have to go back and look. Were we open a half day at any point whatsoever this year already? I don't think so. Certainly 6.5 billion shares, where we're probably looking at something like 14 billion and 16 billion to go up there and ring the bell and move this market higher. It certainly looks like we're coming back into either a top or some consolidation through the rest of the week. As I said, not much way in the news cycle till late in the week. As I do a lot of work on options, they all kind of point to hanging around 4,000 for Friday's close. That may put itself together with a long weekend. If you haven't looked at the calendar, we only have one short week to where we get a day off next Monday will be off. And so it's going to be a shortened trading week next week. But I don't get a lot. We spent a lot in the previous hour on the show just going through stock after stock who had a lot of volume and then nothing for the follow up today on a pop. Anyway, I'll be sitting in for Tom O'Brien will have the one and only Steve Rhodes probably holding on with us after the first break. And maybe I'll talk him into getting into the third block today. But that's kind of it. Light volume, very interesting action in the market. Not much of the way a follow up, but again, not a big signal to start pulling the ripcord and yelling Geronimo yet either. We'll be back in a minute and sit in for Tom O'Brien.