 Welcome folks, we're at the Down Industrial Strait and now 227, Nazarkoff 125, S&P's down 37. Gold. Gold contract up about $5.90, trading at $19.63 an ounce. We have Silver down 8 cents, $22.64 an ounce, Light Sweet crude up 21 cents, $75.54 a barrel, notes and bonds. Down 25 ticks, trading $107.17, the third year up a full point, plus 29 ticks, two points at $112.29 and $king dollar, trading up 312 ticks, $105.904, Euro $106, yen trading out here at $151, British pound at $122 to $1 US dollar. We'll get over and take a look at the, let's go into the futures market first because you still get the whole IMF deal going, you get Powell going, he had a little hawkish speech there, no doubt about it. He talked more of the IMF than he did at the, you know, the last Fed meeting. That being said, what you have is that right now you're down at $35, $43.58 and take a look at this, you're going to need a lot more volume because if we take a look at this, what you're going to see. Okay, so right now you're banging out $56 million, but that the $56 million is going into $100 million, so this, you know, bottom line, yes, you got to pull back, no doubt about that and we can catch the chase, man, let's go over to the dollar, you know. The dollar, last two days failed, now you got inside the range. We'll take a look at this, you're going to see that right there, right inside the range. And I suspect we got inside the range as soon as Powell actually, it's that yapping. Yeah, I did. Yeah, you can see that. And as soon as the, there was parts of that speech that flat out he was saying that, yeah, which he didn't say in the Federal Reserve speech that, oh yeah, we're on this, we're going to tighten it, but if you do listen to that speech again, you're going to hear that right after he said that, he says, well, we don't know yet, you know, bottom line is that, you know, we'll see how this shakes out. If we go take a look at the note and bond market, right now you're pulling back on the 10th year with 1.8 million contracts versus 2.7. So you're going to need a lot more contract volume in order to break that down also. And then we had gold, you know, that gold rejected lower price out here today. And it was intriguing about that, of course, is that the dollar actually is up. You know, gold got down to 1948, rejected it. You're at 1963, you did 179,000 contracts. That's going against 270,000 contracts. Bottom line, gold's off to the races once again. Stay right there folks, come right back.