 And it's Dave White with your 2PM update of the markets, S&Ps off half a percent, NASDAQ is off three quarters, Dow is basically flat, Russell is up a little bit to 10% percent, Crude off three and a half percent that's on a supposed deal with the rail strike. I suspect this May and then the next coming days may be the best time to be buying Crude. We'll look at those charts probably tomorrow on the show. Today we've got Tim Ord on at 2.15 so check in with us on that for the power trading hour. Gold of course down 2% and breaking some or close to breaking some levels. We'll be going through those charts in the next hour and that's it. Now the question is what kind of volume we have and that's about six and a half billion on the CBOE consolidated date. So is it blowout volume? No. Is it no volume? No. So we continue to kind of trade in this no man's land. In my opinion we're in a big trading range from about $37.50 on the S&P cash to about $4,100 maybe a little over that. So there's not much else to talk about and of course again we want to be looking for margin selling. Generally my rule of thumb is that you don't act in big move-it markets down 80% of the time you're going to see that the low is either retested or exceeded by those three days and there's a variety of reasons but mostly people can't stand that kind of psychic pain for very long and we're probably seeing a few people sell out today and some margin positions that probably are being a little forced. The reality is that navigating financial markets can be risky. Markets can be chaotic and difficult to understand.