 update. And welcome to the 2pm update with David White at TFNN. Right now we're up on fairly light volume about three-quarters of a percent on the S&P. I'm looking for the latest volume here. See if we can't dig that up. But well if that's right 6.7 we must have picked up a lot in the last hour or even 15 minutes because we were fairly light through about one o'clock. And I haven't been watching it closely since then. Anyway up 1.16 percent on the NASDAQ Dow's up four tenths of a percent. Gold's up about a quarter. Crude's up three percent which is kind of the big mover. A lot of discussion from Crude and Energy of course in front of the OPEC plus meetings and discussions. So we'll see about that. Markets kind of pushed up on light volume. I suspect we'll have some fireworks tomorrow morning as we get econ news around 8.30 in the morning until then I think it's a lot of people making a lot of guesses. Of course today is options Delta neutral day. That is when option market makers get in the last eight trading days of monthly and sometimes 60 and 90 day options outstanding. They decide to hedge those bets out and go Delta neutral. The idea is that they lock in whatever profits are there and are more than willing just to accept whatever the decay is in the options between now and then. So you know worst case they break even. Best case maybe they make a lot of money on the decay in the last eight days of the options. And it's kind of like a battery where you get the three year four year battery warranty and no matter what you get the last year of that and you get like $20 off of a hundred and fifty dollar battery or something. It's not much but they they protect that money fairly well. Anyway we'll have a lot more on that in the show in a few minutes. The reality is that navigating financial markets can be risky.