 Welcome folks, we are the Dow Industries, finish down at $738, NASDAQ is off $453, S&P is off $122. Gold. Gold contract down $35, trading at $18.55 an ounce. Gold caught a bid, dollars down big, silver up $0.51, $22.02, light sweet crude up $24.49 an ounce, light sweet crude up $17.02 pennies, notes and bonds, the ten year note, trading up one full point plus three ticks at $116.08, the 30 year up two points at $134.12, and King Dala, King Dala, oh look at this man, no, no, that's right, I was looking at Bitcoin, oh my God, okay. King Dala, right, yeah. The dollar's down 1400 points, that's a penny and a half folks, trading out at $1037.32, that gave it up, why? At first you had the Bank of England going up on rates, it was just starting to go up on rates, but it was enough that it got the Euro going, the pound going, and the yen going all against the U.S. dollar. So you had the Euro's trading 105, the yen's at $132, the British pound is out here at a price point of $123 to one U.S. dollar. You get over and take a look at the indices, what you have now is you have an ABC structure, a small one, inside of a large one on the way down, okay, so it's a big number, man. Bottom line, you know, the spies are at $366, your price projection on the small one is $337 and the big one's $335, so $335 is coming at us, you know, when you have two ABC structures folks, your probability goes much higher and you're going to remember in the probability business that that's where you're going to go. The Q's, the ABC structure, down to $11 today, you get another ABC structure on the way down. Your first ABC, or the smaller one you broke today is $245, the larger one is $222. Bottom line, that's where I expect you're going to go. Gold, gold caught a bit out here again today, and I expect what you're going to see out here, you know, bottom line, we should get some follow-through tomorrow. We'll see, gold's up $35 right now, and that's all about this good old U.S. dollar. I mean, this was quite a move in the dollar as soon as the European Central Bank, well, it was the, it was the Bank of England. This, you know, dollar just got whacked in big time, so, you know, that's, listen, that's good. I mean, the one if, if what should happen, okay, my take is you're going down tomorrow, but that's relief for the marketplace when that dollar backs out. Have a great one, folks. Have a safe one. Come back and visit Tommy tomorrow morning. Kicks us off, option expiration, 9 a.m. Real, look at him, folks.