 Welcome, folks. We have the Dow Industrial's finished down 12, Nasdaq off one S&Ps, down one also. That being said, folks, what you actually have out here is that you had a market that pushed higher. Actually, you get a sideways market, yeah, you don't have a market that pushed higher. So you get a sideways market with light volume. That's how it shakes out. Yesterday, the spy went downtown with 106 million shares. Today, you go sideways with 52. We look at the NDX100, same type of setup inside the NDX100. Yesterday, NDX100 goes downtown, 3Qs with 38 million, today, 21 million on a sideways move. Gold contract, what do we have with gold? Gold rejected lower price, had lighter volume yesterday, bottom lines that claw in its way higher. Well, we rejected a lower price today, had lighter volume, got under the breakout area of the 25th of January, that's 12.84, we hit 12.82, rejected it, closed at 12.88. If we go over to the GDX, we take a look at the GDX, what you're going to see all these gold equities, what they had done yesterday is that they did reject a lower price yesterday. Had lighter volume, they stopped moving top side once again today, the GDX, 21.97. Now what that had done at the 21.97, it got it back inside the larger range. So that's a decent setup that it wants higher price. Notes and bonds, guess what? Higher price, lower yield. They both rejected lower price again out here today, had light volume, but that was yesterday rather. Today, what they did continued higher, the tenure never broke a swing point, meaning the one on January 18th. We take a look at the 30th, 30th, it did break its lower swing yesterday, rejected it, bottom line takes off top side once again, wants higher price. Now, Kingdala, let's see how Kingdala finished out today because Kingdala was really close to bottom line, not closing over the high of yesterday, it did though. It closed at 96, 765, any close that was over the 96, 745, saying it can go higher. You can see the contraction though, the contraction is pretty intense. On Friday, as we were going up and trying to get into these highs, you did 30,000 contracts. Yesterday, we did 16,000. Today, you did 14. So it's a cool way of looking at how these markets are. Are there more buyers? Are there more sellers? Where is your supply line? Stay right there, folks. We're going to be coming right back with some numbers after the close. Recap, Dow finished down 13. NASDAQ off one, S&P's down two, coming right back.