 Welcome folks, we have the Dow industry is trading up 262 Nasdaqs down 170 S&Ps off 18.5, gold contract down $6.30 traded $16.62 an ounce, we have silver down $0.05, $0.19, $0.43 an ounce, light sweet crude up a buck, $88.91 a barrel, notes and bonds, a 10-year note up 18, tick trade in 111.21, the 30 year up 27 at $122.10 and Kingdoll. Kingdoll is going the opposite way of these bonds out here today. You're up $8.75, you're at $1.10, $5.75 on the dollar, Euro is $99, the yen is $146.27 and the British pound is at $1.15 to $1 at U.S. dollar. Well, you know, take a look at the S&Ps folks, bottom line, you've had a nice volatile day out here. That being said, you've got a pullback and the pullbacks are dramatically lighter volume, so it still wants higher price. Yesterday, you hit a high, out here we had 104 million shares, you're only doing 55 right now, so bottom line, that's still a market that wants higher price. And the X100, we take a look at the end of the X100 and it's amazing folks at the end of the X100 actually, you know, is holding up at all because of the way that, you know, you had Microsoft down, Google down, Facebook down, bottom line, you can see, inside of that, guess what, something's up because the bottom line and the X is doing the exact same thing. Yesterday, well yesterday, we didn't make a high, the day, the prior day we made a high of 59 million, you're at 39 right now, that's saying you're going to do about 49 million at the most, that's still a market that wants higher price. Now, let's get over to the dollar because the dollar, bottom line is trying to make its way higher once again. Now, the trend line, which our old man, our man, Mr. Bud Rolfs, would always explain to us, you know, when you break the trend, which we did, we broke that trend on Tuesday, we'll see what's going to come back up and test the top of that trend. Bottom line, you know, it's got some juice out here today, you're up 865, you rejected the 109, 535 and where the little problem lies here is that you're back inside the range. You know, we broke that range yesterday. And so there's two different numbers here. One, we still did break the channel line with conviction. The second one though is the swing. The swing there is 11055, you're at 11075579, so we'll see what shakes up, but you can see it does add continued pressure on the markets. Folks come right back down, down, industrials right now up to 95, Nazca's down 158, S&P's are off 15, we'll come right back.