 Let's go over to our man, Mr. Daryl Mott, at Apex Investing. Daryl Mott, what's going on, brother? Hey, how you doing? Doing great, man. You yourself? Doing fantastic. So, China's giving us some volatility lately here, huh? Yeah, China, man. That market is a little rocket ship. There's no two ways about it. I thought everything was going to be good. Yesterday morning, we started off with, we almost got a deal, and then 10 o'clock rolled around, and the market rolled around, too. Well, do you see they also cut all their housing prices by 10%, but the largest housing company cut all their houses by 10% on the buy prices, and they're also cutting their automobile prices like crazy. So they're trying to do what they can to figure out how to stimulate things and give them to go on. Well, that'll get us some stimulation. Sure, right. You know, who's going to pay the bills for all the debt that's out there? We've seen what China tries to intervene, though. It's like, that usually means there's problems, and that's really tough to intervene to the level that you can prop up a market that big. Yeah. I think that's sort of what's been weighed on the markets here, so it's that whole You know, there's really the economic, the fundamental there, you know, China's massive, and I think what is it, 75% of their income is in real estate, or their savings is in real estate on families over there, compared to 25% in the U.S. So when their real estate goes down, like, it takes everything down. Yeah. And you know, what happens, folks, is that you can, like, when I look back, I remember even 10, 15, well, let's see, 10 years ago it would be, yeah, more than that now, because we're talking 2005, 2006, the whole world thought that China was going to go bust because they were building so dramatically, and they were called empty cities. Well, guess what? Most of those cities are totally filled up, not only filled up, but they're making money here into a fist. So I guess when you get a country that has only been in capitalism, some sort of capitalism anyway, the last 30 years, that's what happens, you know? Shanghai. I mean, the Shanghai just went from 2440 up to 3,000 in two months. Not a bad pop. Oh my God. Amazing. So currency-wise, what are we looking at currency-wise out here, Darryl? Well, I mean, pound and euro, right? Yeah. So it's probably volatility shooting up on those, so it causes some good movement. And those are really, you know, a pound dollar, year dollar, been the two I've been looking at today. So what about yourself? Yeah. And that, well, I mean, we know that's all about Brexit, and that's the thing that's between the pounds and the euro, that's what's going to move the dollar. It is, you know, in the last couple of days, both of them will basically, you know, slightly weaker. There's no doubt. But the pound looks to me like it really wants to go topside the huge way. I mean, you get two different, you know, trends that have gone up and they both have confidence on the way up, you know? But yeah, it basically just keeps fighting for that. There's a lot of positive expectations. They're going to figure something out. And, you know, it's hard to read. It's like a big soap opera going on over there. So. It's pretty crazy. We're in March, right? And we've been talking about March 29th for years. And I guess what? It's March of 2019. And is there any clarity? There is. I'm a little sarcastic in that the hard Brexit, there's some clarity, but. The hard Brexit, there is. But other than that, there isn't. And if you asked even three months ago, how much clarity are you going to have on, what is it, the 6th of March, 5th of March, you would have said, I hope more than we have right now. But the market, avoiding that one thing of a hard Brexit, that's almost all the market really cares about at this point. It seems like one day that person, I think there's going to be an extension. And the real question is going to be, is it a large extension, a small extension? And then the next day, it's like, okay, May might pull this off. I mean, every day. When you say pull this off, what does that mean? What is, I don't even know what her pulling it off is at this point. Pulling it off is that they'll sign away exactly how it is right now. Meaning, because what she did yesterday is they gave $2 billion to a couple of counties that have all the labor secretaries in it. Yes. And if they get them on her side, what she has on the table right now will pass, even with the backstop in it. Okay. You know, so it's like, okay, this is like a game of chicken extraordinaire. Yeah, that's how any negotiation really is. So, yeah. Pretty intense, man. Pretty intense. It is, man. At the end of the day, though, it adds volatility, which is good for us as traders. Definitely. There's no doubt. Folks, you can find Darryl every trading day at ApexInvesting.com. Darryl, you have a great one, safe one. Hey, are you getting cold in Texas, too, or is it going to? Oh, it is. It has been insanely cold here. Yes. So it got down that far. Wow, man. Yeah. Single digits. Okay. Stay warm, brother. How about it? You too. Sarah there, folks. Tommy and I are coming right back. We have the Dow down 15. Nasdaq top 12. We'll come right back.