 Welcome folks, we had the Dow Industries finish up $3.27, we had the NASDAQ up $99, S&Ps up $33, that's a gain at 1% for the S&Ps folks, 1.3% for the NASDAQ and 1.2% for the Dow Industries. Gold contract, gold contract down $6.40, trading at $12.92 an ounce, silver down to 4 cents, $15.07 an ounce, both gold and silver are basically at the lows of Friday. We haven't broke, silver had broken the lowest swing point on Thursday, came back inside of Friday, the lowest swing point we're talking about in gold is $12.8750. Oil, oil broke topside, up a buck and a half, $61.64, oil can run to $65 right now. Bottom line, took about a week and a half for that to break, it was pushing on that swing point, had volume as it was pushing on it. Notes and bonds, they came down today at the 10-year note down 26, $123.19, 30-year bond down a point and a half at $148.03, and if we get open, we take a look at that 10-year first, you're going to see folks, you're down, coming back into the breakout area, you're doing a little light volume, bottom line is that we have the, I booked the out of time in your trade, you know, this is a normal occurrence when you break topside or break downtown. You break topside, which we did in the 10 as well as the 30th on the 22nd. The low of that is $123.10, actually it's as low as $122.23, bottom line you pull back today with $1.5 million contracts versus 2.5. Inside the 30-year, same type of setup inside the 30-year, bottom line, big pullback, price pullback, no doubt, point and a half. That being said, 306,000 contracts versus you got 540. What you had out here today, the window dressing and spades, no two ways about that, you had the managers going into the financials, you had the XLF of $0.63, $26.36, as well as the transports. Transports hadn't got a bid for quite some time, transports up 235, trading at a price point of 10,643. We can open, we take a look at the King dollar, King dollar also in its higher range, bottom line, this is going to be all about what we're going to have to happen with the euro. The pound still wants higher price, the euro folks is teetering at its low. Stay right there folks, going to come back with some numbers. To recap out here, we had the Dow industrials finish up $329, Nasdaq up $99, S&P up $30, come right up.