 A Tiger, Financial News Network. Okay, folks, Larry Pesavento with the afternoon update. We have red everywhere in the stock market, Dow Jones, NASDAQ, S&P, and also the Russell. Treasury bonds, Treasury notes are still very strong, flight to quality, and also flight to quality in the metals market, especially in gold and silver, gold hit an intermediate high yesterday at $20.81, backed off about $60 last night, and then it's come roaring back at trading around $20.50 right now. Silver's acting a little weaker, but still close to $26 a barrel. Let's try that at per ounce, and that's another major one that is very, very important. The only grain that is up is the wheat market. Actually, the soybeans actually turn green here for just a minute, so there is a little bit of health there, and then of course the crude oil. After dropping a total of about $20 some over the last couple weeks, we have seen a pretty big rally. It got as low as, believe it or not, folks, $64 a barrel in a downtick. It went from $67 to $64 back to $67 in a period of three minutes. I don't know how they explain that, but that's what it says on the charts, and that's what it says on the open interest, so by golly, you've got to pay attention to it, but son of a gun, that's a heck of a move, and we went all the way up from $64. We rallied $5 a barrel yesterday, and that's all we've done. We got up as high as $69 a barrel that puts us in the range of where we were last Wednesday and Thursday. But with all that volatility, one has to ask what happened at that point, and hopefully tomorrow we'll have Mike Moore, Moore Analytics, who's especially happens to be that. We'll give us that because he's certainly been bearish, and he'll be our guest next week. Tomorrow, let's put it that way, both shows in the morning, the one o'clock show and the two o'clock show. We'll be right back, 877-927-6648.