 Well, when we come to you at 2 p.m., we're off 2.6% on the S&P's Nasdaq down 3.7%, Dow down 2%, Russell off 2 and almost 6 tenths. Crude is up 4% and gold is down 6.6%. Let's give it 0.66%, so man, not quite 3 quarters, 5 eighths, something like that. Of course, we continue to look at a market that is headline driven. The headlines, as we said yesterday, going into a fund buying being over, this morning we had some jobs numbers and those, while you would think, would probably just came in line as everybody expected. Some of the other numbers in there, people were scratching their heads at, and that was that even though we've got record low unemployment levels, we still are over a million jobs short of pre-pandemic levels. So they're thinking that not everything's adding up. I think a lot of people have some other ideas about what's happening in the economy. Looking to look at what some of our hosts talk about sometimes, and that is money coming from other countries, I'm interested to see what happens on Monday when Golden Week is over, whether or not anybody from China starts coming back into U.S. markets. But man, I think I watched the most brutal session of Bloomberg at about 2.30 this morning, maybe 3 o'clock. I think a dumpster fire would be all about a one on the 10 scale that they were at last night in talking, at least in the Far East and Europe about the United States. They are at least the hosts and most of the guests, pretty bleak. Anyway, we had AMD with early pre-announcement, we'll talk about this and more in the show following in a minute.