 Welcome folks, we have our industrial trading down to $139, Nasdaq off $123, S&P off $21. That being said, folks, get aboard, man, all aboard the night train. This thing's going to go green. It's been trying to bust down all day long. Let's get over and take a look at the S&P. I love how this market's setting up, man. This is what bottoms are made out of, folks, okay? What happens is that you get down, you get down, and there's been no more sellers, man. They couldn't bust it down. You want to get nine o'clock. It took them an hour, and if you're trading, well, I'm trading futures, okay? The bottom line, it took them an hour to bust the low, and the first lower they could bust it, folks, okay? It's really cool. I'll show it and when I do the thing, when I get on the air, too. You're going to see that the bottom line is that this baby here had only 47,000 contracts versus it was busting the low that had 80,000, okay? So the real deal is that each and every time that the S&P's got up to that 3789, it hasn't been able to handle it. The buy that we just had, you had an expansion there of 45,000, might take as this thing's going to go green. And we'll see if it's a good old dollar. So the dollar went topside, stayed topside in a big way. Bottom line, we'll see how this baby shakes out, but my take on a bigger basis is that we just came into a bottom, bottom line, market wants higher price, I really like how... So when you keep testing bottoms, folks, okay, and there's no more sellers, like, if we were going to go lower, we should have been lower by like 100 S&P points. There's no more sellers down there, man. That's the bottom line, and I know everyone's nervous, but that's my take on it. We take a look at the gold contract, what do we have with the gold contract, folks? Bottom line with the gold contract. Now, we don't have a lot of movement, but what we do have is you have over 227,000 contracts. That's what I want to see as you're pushing into these levels. That's telling me that, guess what? That the dollar is going to fail, okay, because if gold wants to go higher, that dollar has to fail. If the market wants to go higher, that dollar's going to fail, you know? And I think it has to do with the aspect that, you know, the market realizes, you know, I'm not looking for highs or anything, I'm looking for consolidation. That's what I'm looking for. I think we'll consolidate right back up to the last highs, see how it handles it, go back and forth, chop around, drive everyone crazy, you know what the market's job is, right? To take away the most amount of money, the most amount of people, the least amount of time, most efficient mechanism in the world that does that, guess what? We're going higher. Stay right there, folks. Come right back.