 Welcome, folks. We have the Dow Industrial trading up 590 NASDAQs up 222. You get the S&Ps up 81. That is a gain out here, folks. Let's just take a look at it. We're going to gain inside the S&Ps at 2% inside the NASDAQ at 1.6, 1.7 of the Dow Industrial. Gold. Gold contract down $13 trading out in 1930. Silver down 14 cents, $25.40 an ounce. Light sweet crude up $760, $111. That's an ABC structure up to the 117 area. That's only a 1 to 1 A to B equals C to D. Notes and bonds. You get the 10-year note down a full point, plus 12.6 at 127.11. The 30-year up a full two points, plus 18.6 at 156.19 and $Kingdala. $Kingdala's down 41.6 trade, $97.367. You know it's at 111. Yet it's at 150.50 and the British pound is at 133.1 at US dollar. We get open. We take a look at the S&P, folks. This is a typical window dressing in a down market. Bottom line, you get an expansion of price. You get volume contracting. We're up $8.24 right now. Bottom line is that we did 145 million shares on Monday. And guess what? You're not even going to get close to that. That being said, I expect this bounce is going to be a little bit harder. The next swing point up here, higher rather. The next swing point is $4.48. This is a market that likes to basically bounce around. That being said, this is building cause for lower price. And the X100, same type of setup. You have $6.5. You take a look at the Monday's print. We had $77 million. You're at $56. So we're not going to do $77 million. You're going to get over that price point, which is the $34. You are already over at $34.6. $54. You're at $348. I see $348.54. We get to $348.31. I expect the Q's also, you'll see them try to get into the swing. The swing point that we're talking about there is $357. Notes and bonds. Now, this one's going to get interesting, note and bond market, because you are down and you have some volume. But bottom line is that we did have volume in the way up yesterday. So that's telling me this thing's going to bounce again, man. We're down on 2 million contracts, but I believe we went up on 3 or 4 million contracts yesterday. Yeah, we went up at 3.1. So we're still on a counter trend bounce on the way up, which should be higher price, lower yield. Stay right there, folks. Come right back.