 News Update. Welcome folks. We're at the Dow Industrial. It's finished down 269. That is off 88. S&P's off 43. Take a look at these markets right off the bat. Let's do this first today because what you have here folks is that the market tried to get to a higher high. It should have been able to get to a higher high like big time because what it had done yesterday is this. It came into a swing low, a rejected lower price and it had lighter volume, right? So you closed out the spy at the high of the day which is 416. While the swing high is 417.44. Guess what? It couldn't handle it. I mean, when a market can be next to a swing like that and can't handle it and then comes down after trying to be high, you're going south, man. And the X100 is actually showing that it's even weaker. Well, it's always been the weakest on this whole downtrend anyway. Bottom line what the Q's did. The Q's got to 311.72. The high of yesterday was 310.67. Yesterday we had 44 million shares. Guess what? 37 million. So you get over the high, you close underneath it, you had lighter volume. That's saying downtown we're going, man. This market's waiting for the CPI. But what's going to be intriguing here is this, is that the way this is set up is that now you're going to have the futures probably going south tonight. And this is what really was. So check this out. Because we've gone sideways so much. That's actually going to give it a chance again to go up on Friday in the CPI, you know. So the real kicker is like, how, what do these futures do tonight as to how we set up on Friday morning? Because there's no doubt that we haven't done anything right now in the seven trading days. Gold. Gold contract rejected the lower price out here. Once again, bottom line, gold's looking for higher price. What we did out here today, we got down to 1846, you're at 1855, rejected lower price, had lighter volume, all of the above. And the, I mean not the NDX, the dollar index. Now the dollar index, bottom line, got up to a price point of $102,776. And basically kind of laid there, you know. So the dollar once again is going to try to, you know, get up and over this $102,731, which is $200 ticks. They can't make it. This has the makings of a nice ABC structure on the way down. That's what's happening. Now there's no doubt the note and bond market, they continue down on price, up on yield. Right now the 10-year is yielding 3.03 percent. And guess what? We're still at a Fed fund rate of one. The Fed funds rate, they want to push up to 2.5 percent, folks. Have a great night, folks. Have a safe night. Come back and visit Tommy tomorrow morning, kicks us off 9 o'clock in the morning. It's a great show, folks. Have a great later side today. Real! Okay.