 Welcome folks. We have the Dow Industrial finished down 131, NASDAQ down 76, down 70 or rather, S&Ps down 18. Percentage wise out here is the NASDAQ that took the hit down 9 tenths of 1 percent. Well, actually the Russell was a lot more than that. Russell came down with volume as well as price. If you take a look at the IWM, you're going to see this is down three bucks, trading 153, 28 million shares traded. You bring this back. The IWM at six hours just got you back to the 12th of February, what it also did folks is that it got you back in the lower range, okay? It gave it up all three highs, the high of October 16th, the high of November 8th as well as the high of December 3rd. Now bottom line with game here is going to be December 26th. That's the number. And that is a very large number down there by the way. And most times you don't see just the small cap or just one indice turn. I expect what you're going to see is that the old S&Ps, the NASDAQ composite NDX100, you'll see those babies also gather some steam. We take a look at the S&P. On the spy, you're going to see you did expand on volume yesterday trying to get, well, sideways to slightly, well, sideways at 59 million today, 68. You're going into the low of Monday, which had 106. So the way this is set up is that it stopped before it. The low is 276.84. We hit 276.97. Now this is really dangerous for the bulls. You know, depending on how long you've been listening, you've heard it many times. When you stop right before either a higher or low, and the market gets a chance to rest, big problem. And in this particular case, gets more energy up, the market's going to watch Asia trade all night, market's going to watch Europe in the morning. And guess what? It's going to wake up with a little pep. And I expect you're going to go right after that low. And if you take that low out, which is the 276.84, you're going to be down to 273 at about a heartbeat. Because there's not much in between that. Because what that also is saying is that a bottom line, then the S&P is also going to be in the lower range. Notes and bonds, they're still saying market wants out. They had a 10-year note up 11 ticks, 30-year up 19 ticks. We did have Kingdollar fails. First time we got a failure in Kingdollar in quite some time. Got over the highs of yesterday, closed underneath it, Kingdollar now going to go downtown. We'll see if we get any sellers on the way down. Our industry has closed down 133. NASDAQ have 70 S&Ps up 18. Coming back with some numbers, folks. Stay right there.