 Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industries trading down at 386, Nasdaq's off 214, S&P's down 66. That's a downdraft focus inside the Nasdaq and S&P of 1.6%, the S&P's 1.5, and the Dow Industries 1.1. Goal. Goal contract down to $18.50, trading out at $19.18 an ounce. We have silver down 24 cents, $23.14 an ounce. Six-week crude, up 78 cents, $90.46 a barrel, notes and bonds. A ten-year note, down two ticks, $108.03, 30 a year down 14 at $114.14, and $king dollar. That's all about king, it's pretty amazing that it's just about king dollar, it's so weird. You know, I've seen this happen before, but like this is quite a streak, man. So $king dollar's up 211 ticks, $106.207, Euro's at $107, he ends at $149, British pounds at $1.211 US dollar. Our phone number is 877-927-6648, give us a call, folks, I want to know what's going on in your world. In the world with the S&P's, let's take a look, it'll be down six and a half bucks out here. You get volume out here at $59 million, so you're going to have an expansion of volume. You know, your next leg down is basically about this, you know, we're at $425, you get basically $417, $419 in this whole area, you know, that's kind of where we broke out from. So, I suspect that's where we're going to go, because you're in no man's land right now. You broke the swing, you know, you're not next to the breakout areas, so you get about $420 to $417. We're going to take a look at the NDX100, what you've done with the NDX is that it has broken the swing today of the $354.71. You have $39 million shares traded, which is going to be an expansion of volume. So with that sets up, the next leg there sets up this, we're at $354, that's set up a $338. That's how this is shaken up. So you know, it's talking about all the way down here, and here's the swing, you know, it's just barely breaking the swing, but because the S&P's so far down, I just don't see that, you know, this thing's going to turn around. We go into the, well, let's go to the note and bond market, take a look at the note and bond, because it's simultaneously the note, bond, dollar, market, that's what it's all about. You can see that 10-year note, that hasn't held price either. So now we're going to have another high interest rate in the 10-year, so today the 10-year is running $4.554, and that's the high for the year. You can see a contraction of volume out here, but bottom line is not holding price. Gold, we go to the gold contract, what we have with the gold contract is making its way, the gold contract is making its way down to the low end of the consolidation, and that consolidation is the 1914 area. We hit 1917 today, now you've got 196,000 contracts, that's a lot of contract volume coming down into that area. You're coming in, you broke, you broke the swing that had 222, so you get an expansion of volume, so that means that that bottom is vulnerable, no doubt about it. If we go and take a look at the GDX, the gold equities are still stronger than the contract, which is pretty wild. You can see the GDX, you're only down with 12 million shares, and you're going into 20, you're going into 30 million actually, and the swing point had 13 million. We'll do 13 million, but you can kind of see this is set up, the equities are still stronger than the metal itself. And then, well actually, let's go to the oil market next. We take a look at oil, we have an oil out here, oil rejected $88.00 in 19 cents today. You're at 1914, let's see what kind of volume we have here. Yeah, light volume, yeah, there's oil contract, not done yet, it's not done yet. That hit 92, 43 last week, but that's not done yet. And then here we are, this is the number, and you know, listen, it makes sense because you get the way that the S&P 500 is, you know, the amount of earnings that they have overseas is incredible, and the thing with the NASDAQ, no doubt about that. So if we put this on, you're going to see this has been a straight shot, moonshot. You know, from 95, we're at 106, 182, we put this on a two year. What you're going to see is, I had two different numbers here. The first number is the bottom of the downdraft. See, we're going into the bottom of the downdraft from last November. That's when the dollar gets smoked from 111 to 106. Now, 106, 281 was the number. We got to 106, 261 today. So that's your first, you know, sign meaning that, okay, there's some resistance there. That being said, though, the way this contracts trading looks to me, it's going to go right through it. And now your swing point is this 107, 993. So we'll see how this baby shakes out, but the dollar has been relentless. There's no doubt about it. We look at some of the higher volume equities out here, and you can see it's just higher price in the dollar, lower price, everything else. We take a look, you get Tesla down, well, yeah, let's do it this way. Let's go into the NDX 100 first and see the strength versus the weakness. So inside the NDX, you have Lucid Motors, that's up 3.5%, Dexcom's up 2.5%, Monteliz is up 1.5, and then you have the Dollar Tree up 1.2. Taken away from its serious satellites down 5.5, you get Sintas off 4.5. I want to look at Sintas, and Amazon's off 4.5. Let me look at Sintas, because Sintas is a great indicator, folks, if you are going into a recession, look at this. What the heck happened here? Let me look at this. This is Sintas stuff, revenue matches. After the first quarter of revenue matches the analyst's expectations. I'll tell you what, man, it says they made what they were supposed to make, but this right here, they put this on a weekly. What Sintas does, folks, every retail business that you see, whether it's in their toilets, in their rugs, meaning if you're up north, I mean, Sintas is all over the place. Sintas is the first identification that things are going to get soft. Now, this is coming down, let me put this on a weekly daily. So it came down hard. Put this on a weekly, though. So on a weekly, well, it still doesn't look bad on a weekly. So we'll see, it's down 23 bucks, though. It's down 5%. Stay right there, folks. Come back with us, man, Mr. Basil Chapman. Dow, Dow Industries right now, down 387. Asics off 213. S&P's down 66, we'll come right back.