 Okay, folks, Larry Pesavento, mid-afternoon update for TFNN. We've got a market under a great deal of pressure. We've got gold down well over $20, silver's down almost a dollar a barrel. Let's try that by an ounce. We've got crude oil up almost $3 a barrel. Everybody wants crude oil, nobody wants the gold or the silver. And there's a key one to look at, folks, here that I'm talking about as I look at this chart here of the high-grade bonds, also known as junk bonds. You can see here we've been waiting for this to break below this level. We did that last week. This week all we did was touch the downtrend line and now it's accelerating to the downside. This is what's happening in our Treasury bond market, folks. This market is breaking not because of stock weakness. It's just a byproduct of weakness in the Treasury bonds. This is a credit market squeeze that we haven't seen before. It's been building for a very long time and now we're starting to see the ramification of people that borrow the money and they can't pay it back. That's including the Treasury, I'm afraid, but we'll have to wait and see. But most of the markets are substantially weaker today. I don't know if it's related to margin call selling or anything, but there is a little bit of a sell-off coming in some of these things. But we'll describe it pretty nicely. It's been following a very normal market. I sent out a video last night describing what to look for today and so far that's what's happened. We've just hit a major ABCD in the Dow Jones Industrial Average down there at $36,680. As long as that can hold, we'll have to see if it's going to hold. But of course the NASDAQ has broken down and also the S&P has broken down below key levels of yesterday. And so it's going to be very, very interesting to see if we do get some relief here towards the end of the day in some of these things that we're paying close attention to here today. So I think that let's just move over here. I've got to move this around so that I can see where I am with the time. Okay, I've got another 40 seconds left here. So our guest today is going to be Stan Harley on the trade what you see section which will be coming up here in about 30 seconds. So folks, keep a really close eye on the S&P 500 because if it closes below 4,300, it's 40, it's around 4,300 now it's going to go substantially or maybe 100 or 200 points or we'll be right back, okay, 7, 7, 97, 6, 6, 4, 8.