 Okay, folks, Larry Pesevento with the mid-afternoon update in the stock index futures. We have a three to four ratio. The ratio means we get the Russell down a little bit, which has been the weakest. The strongest, of course, NASDAQ, second S&P, and third, the Dow are all up. Treasury notes and treasury bounds are still moving lower. The Fed has indicated that they're probably going to raise one or two more times. It really doesn't make any difference because notes and bounds have been in the bear market for two and a half years, and they're going to continue to see that as rates will be going higher, not dramatically higher, but they will certainly get above 5 percent sometime in the next six to 12 months would be my forecast. Also if you're taking a look at the crude oil complex, it's trying to make $72 a barrel. We were $66 a barrel just a few days ago, and now we've jumped up $3 a barrel, and it looks like it's ready to get above its previous week's high, above $72 a barrel for the first time in quite a long time. Folks, stop and think when the Ukrainian war started with Russia, oil got as high as $120, and everybody, especially Goldman Sachs, said $150 is in the cards. $150 led the way all the way down to $64 a barrel, and now we're back up to $72. Perfect example of the news following the trend. I mean, my goodness, it's amazing how it happens over and over again in these markets. I just see it day after day how the emotionalism gets involved, and people lose all perspective of what's really happening in the markets because the prices are going down. There's more sellers. The prices are going up. There's more buyers. That's what you really want to look at. You can tell the news, remember when the Saudis were going to drop their rates by a million barrels a day, and crude oil jumped $3 a barrel, and two days later, it's $5 lower than when it started. So remember, folks, just because the news is out there doesn't mean that's what's going to happen. It's day after day, week after week. We see this, so let's pay close attention. We have a holiday on Monday, folks. The day before a holiday, the market is supposed to close higher in the Dow Jones, about 70% of the time. So we'll see what's happening on Sunday night. So live every day in an attitude of gratitude and may God bless, and I hope you can join me for the next hour with our guest, Norm Winsky of Astro Trends.