 Welcome folks, we're the Dow Industrial's down 84, and as it's up 60, S&P's off 2.5. Gold contract down $19.30, trading at $18.46 an ounce. We have silver down 25 cents, $21.62 an ounce, light sweet crude off 54 cents, $78.51 a barrel, notes and bonds. You get the 10-year note, down 9 ticks, trading at a price point of $1,210, the 30-year down 23 at $126.08, and you get the 10-year right now yielding 3.4, and that 10-year folks wants to run to $110.00. At $110.00, we're going to be breaking back into the 4% range. King Dollar, King Dollar caught a bid up $686.00, trading $103.00, $913.00, the euro is at $106.00, the yen is at $134.00, and the British pound is at $120.00 to $1.00, the U.S. dollar. We've got everyone to look at the spy bottom line to get a sideways move up the spy today. You do have light volume, it hasn't gone anywhere, but you get an inside day like this. It's like, okay, you're trying to go higher, you're trying to go lower, and you just don't know. And the NDX, this is giving us information here, though, on the Qs, right? So what you have is this. The Qs had volume yesterday. So if you want the market to go higher, it's like, today is not a great day, you know, but the way this looks to me is that that high that has been generated going back to the, what, the second of February looks to me like that wants to get tested. So what happened yesterday is this, yesterday you had volume coming in at $64 million. The high has won $83 million. Now what's going to happen today, you know, you're over this high, you get quite a contraction of volume, and I suspect we'll see what they're going to give it up on price. So it would have to close under 307.72, and I will go through that as soon as we start the program. We go over to the gold contract. Gold contract wants $17.95. Right now, you're running out at $18.46, you've got 160,000 contracts. I suspect we're going to get down to where gold broke out the last time. That's how this thing seems to be setting up right now. So we'll see how this shakes out. 160,000 contracts are not that bad, and you're coming into a huge amount of support. But the gold market, folks, bottom line is that when that wants to go south, man, that loves just going south, fast and furious, as when it does go north. But right now, it's going south, and it's all about this dollar right here. Bottom line, the dollar's peeking its head out. My take, the dollar's going to go to $106,000 or $107,000, and that's going to keep a pre-selling pressure on the broad market, selling pressure on all the commodity markets. Stay right there, folks. I'll be right back. Sharpening your...