 Hi, good morning and welcome to the day on Bloody Hell. Hi, good morning and welcome to today's products and focus. So the Greeks voted no to a proposal that was actually not really still on the table, but incidentally, it has caused a lot of confusion and things aren't really that clear as to what's going to happen next. So there's not been an absolute crazy crash in the markets, but what you're seeing is the UK100 has done about 1.5%, Germany 30 has done about 2.5%. Obviously big gaps here on the US 30, but it's then since moved into, moved higher obviously, not in positive territory relative to its closing point right here. Euro opened up quite a lot lower, but then has since kind of staged a little bit of recovery. Now on Tuesday, you've got a lot of the Eurozone partners meeting to discuss what's going to be next for Greece. I think until we get that sorted out, there's going to be a lot of confusion, a lot of guys trying to get a handle of what's going to happen next. And you couple that to the fact there's absolute turmoil again in China. There's a lot of uncertainty out there, but for those of you that are quite brave out there, there's obviously good opportunities as well. So where we are on the US 30 gap, much lower, and positive territory from that open point, and we're just slightly above 17.561. The technicals are, to be honest, a little bit redundant in situation when the fundamentals are taking control the way that they are just now. And it should be said that when you get big moves like this, if we continue to see further growth towards the end of the session, then that would be relatively encouraging that the Eurozone partners have got a good way to resolve this issue. Otherwise, if we start to see this coming off again later on towards the end of the session back then towards where it opened, then things might be a little bit more dicey tomorrow. So moving on to the UK 100, not quite as strong as the US 30 unfortunately, so it opened up much lower, went higher, and it's now just been pulled right back down again, just as the UK stock markets have opened, led by UK financials, unsurprising. And the UK doesn't have as big an exposure to Greece as say what Germany does, but we do have a little bit of exposure, especially some of our banks, but France and Germany, those indices are probably down the most today in fact. Down to Germany, there is down 2.3, and I think the UK 100 is down about 1.2, but yeah, that's not a great start. So it's looking like 64, 15 could be the next potential support level should that pressure remain in play. Then looking at Japan to five gap lower, nowhere near as volatile as the other markets, 20,087 as a potential support, and that also coincides with that 55 period SMA. So we've been seeing a lot of yen buying, a safe haven buying, you couple that together with the fact as well, as you see obviously gap lower, but it's gone back up again, but there had been yen buying, and people calling into question if the US will still increase rates twice this year, starting in September and maybe going for December with all this turmoil. I think we just need to wait and see what happens over the next week or two with Greece, and the impact that would have on the global financial markets, depending on what they do, as in is that Greece going to be out of the Eurozone, they're still a Eurozone partner, we do have to show some solidarity, but they're not really doing a lot to help the creditors as well, because ultimately they need to borrow more money to pay for their pensions, and they're asking for money from Germany to pay for group pensions with no additional major conditions there about reform, about how they're going to restructure their country, and that's a big ash, so we'll have to see what happens here, but we obviously opened down here, so there's quite a big gap down at 121.87, which was the support level, and we since then lined up a little bit higher to be in the middle of the range. So moving on to Cridall with Texas, it's really come off the last couple of sessions, people really worried that this latest financial crisis is going to dampen demand, and obviously all the issues that's happening with China right now, that's really weighing, especially when you have 30% drops in that market across there. Lots of unprecedented government intervention in the Chinese stock markets over the weekend has failed to stem the tide. Now the Shanghai Index actually opened 7% higher this morning, but has pretty much, is looking to head into their local close time, only a fraction of a percent up. The Chinese stock markets were up 7%, and now they've finished pretty much bang on, just a little bit higher. And that's really hurting West Texas as well. So you've seen the Greece crisis and the impact of China really hitting Cridall with Texas hard. Now trading went about 54.85, and finally breaking out of that range. So then moving on to Gold, Gold surprised me as not getting a huge amount of love, considering you thought interest rates were in doubt and almost turmoil and safe haven. Properties of Gold really gave it a little bit more love and is really not doing that great. So I'm not quite sure exactly why Gold is not benefitting so much from this whole show, but open higher, the gap's higher, and then it's moving right back down again. So 1137 would be the longer term potential support, and 1186 is going to be the potential resistance, but it looks to be the downwards pressure, still very much in play there just now. Moving on to Eurodollar. Eurodollar again, gap lower. I tried to move back up again. It's actually not so bad. I thought it would have been hurt a lot more of it. So market really trying to contain this Greece situation, but it looks like that was very surprising. Normally when there's blood in the water, people just go crazy, but the markets seem to be reacting quite modestly, to be honest. So once spot 11 is still the longer term potential resistance, we're not a million miles away from there right now, only 50 points. The longer term potential support, 1 spot 0786 should a sell-off there continue. And finishing up with GBPUSD, wrong side of 1 spot 56 at the moment. If you drift lower, you might coincide with that 55 period SMA with 1 spot 54, 24 would be the longer term potential support with 1 spot 56 being the new potential resistance. So as I said, Tuesday is going to bring you the meeting of viewers and partners to talk about Greece. We've got US PMI data due today at 3 p.m. UK time. And then Tuesday, early in the morning, you've got German industrial production. Wednesday, God, there's not really a huge amount going on. Probably got the 4th of July weekend over in the US. And then on Wednesday, you've got your crude oil inventories. And then Thursday, there's actually very data light, but it's all about Greece at the moment. You need to keep an eye on that situation. And we'll give you updates within insights. Throughout the session, if anything new comes out, keep you on the chart for them as ever. And join me again tomorrow to find out what happened next.