 And welcome to the 2 p.m. Update with me David White. So we have a market step about 1% on extremely light volume we're up at 3990 on the S&P cash although volume is I'm going to say at this time 30% lighter we're doing about 5.4 billion shares on the CBOE consolidated tape where probably seven ish would be around this time for kind of an average day maybe even a little bit below average so fairly quiet on the western front for volume but almost as always when you get into these weekends if you're not already in a massive downtrend the idea is that the short sellers are almost always the weakest hands and as the first few start actually covering it means the price goes up and more cover and you get this kind of light volume move higher unfortunately normally and normally or usually more than average you want to see the market go down on lighter volume and do bigger longer weekends like we're getting ready to have and generally the problem is that when the shorts leave if there is any downside next week there won't be a lot of folks to be natural buyers on the way down that's where you get the big kind of gaps in the market when everybody is on one side not always do you get the gaps but if you get them they're generally pretty good and there aren't a lot of people to actually say hey cover me now get me out nope it's just the opposite there's nobody there market goes lower you have to go a lot lower to find some folks in there on earnings again a few things going on today you know out Agilent up seven percent Dell up six percent zoom was down four percent probably the outlier of the bunch is a dollar general I think it was down DTR take a quick look it's down there almost nine percent we'll see you in a minute for the show got lots of stuff to talk about even on a quiet day the reality