 Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industrial right now trading up 106 Nasdaqs up 98, S&P up 23. Go contract down $8.30, trading at $18.82 an ounce, we have silver up about $0.08, $22.81 an ounce of light sweet crude, down to $1.98, $91.69 a barrel, notes and bonds. 10-year note, up 9 ticks, trading 107.28, the 30-year flat at $1.1316, and here you go, Kingdolls down 435 ticks, and that's why you see the S&P up at 106.230, Euro 105, Yen's trading at $149, British Pound is at $1.21 to $1 at US Dollar. We get over and take a look at the S&Ps, so let's put the spy up first and take a look at her. So we get down to the breakout area, that's the bottom line, the huge expansion of volume. Now the problem is that now you're going up with light volume, so this could be setting up a larger ABC structure down, yesterday we come down with 104 million shares, you're going to be going up with about 80 to 8, and we'll see, we made it to 430, right now you're only at 428. We go into the end of the X100, we take a look at the Qs, and what the Qs have done, same type of setup, this is interesting though, the Qs got a little more volume going for them, they do, so the Qs, we got down with 56 million yesterday and the Qs could do 56 million today, now that and the Qs, what happened with the Qs also is that it got back inside its higher range, so that's a big positive right there, big time too. We go into the notes and bonds, so if you take a look at the note and bond market, you know, this thing has been a one way trip on the way down, you're ejected lower price today at 10707, you're at 10728, you've done 212,000 contracts, so that's a lot of contract volume, you know, so we'll see if that area is going to get tested once again, and then if we go to the good old Kingdala, Kingdala, it's pretty amazing, rules the markets in a monster way too. You can see Kingdala, bottom line, we hit a high out here yesterday of the 1068839, bottom line is down 440 right now, it's giving the markets a breathing room. Stay right there folks, come right back.