 Well, we're starting a bit of a pullback. It's kind of real tough to see how deep the water is on this, although you could almost make it a black hole. Some of the numbers I have say that we could hit 3,800 by Friday on the S&P cash or down in that area. I'm not thinking that's a high priority. I think probably 1 in 10. 3,900, probably a much better number for a target. And why we might get that, we might have a little bit of a bounce coming in tomorrow. We're starting to see at least some of those trend numbers that I like to look at coming down into the lower oversold levels. But especially during options, expiration week, it's not uncommon to see the Wednesday, if it's down to see the Thursday up a little bit and then see the Friday back down. There's a lot of congeal, what is it, conniving going on as options expire and they want to push them around a little bit. Of course the other thing would be to check are we getting kind of the volume that we're talking about or looking about. And at least so far today, let me find it here, it is fairly light, about 6.3 billion shares. So the first thing we have to do is test yesterday's low in the spies or in the S&P, whichever one you want to look at. That's just a hair lower. What is that like 9, excuse me, 394. And I'll have to think about it 394 and a half, I think somewhere around in there. So we're only about a buck above that on the spies. And you know, maybe a 10th percent lower in the S&P 500 to test out. So if we don't break this we don't break this kind of 395 area on the spies figure that we're probably headed down one more tick. Tonight we'll be talking on the show about Cisco and of course target and low earnings today. The reality is that navigating financial markets can be risky. Markets can be chaotic and difficult to understand.