 Welcome, folks. We had the Dow Industries finish up 30, NASDAQ down 54, S&Ps up 3, gold contract up $4 trading at 12.85 an ounce. We had Silver Up 5 cents, $14.90 an ounce, Light Sweet Crude, flat, $63.89 a barrel, notes and bonds, they just continue on higher price, lower yield. You had the 10-year note, up 8 ticks, $123.22, 30-year up $17 at $147.16. They both look like they're setting up for higher price tomorrow. Dollar looks like it's setting up for lower price. This is the first time that we did get any movement on the way down as well as some volume on the way down. A dollar out here today, down 346 ticks, $96.138. What that does now is that it gives the dollar a failure. As it broke out of its high last Friday, came back inside it today, had some volume back inside it. Now we'll see who will get any follow-through. We haven't gotten any follow-through for a long period of time inside the dollar each and every time that has gone into lower price. What we're going to have out here tomorrow is that we have the Federal Reserve statement at 2 o'clock, news conference at 2.30, bottom line, the consensus is that it's going to be dovish. Where the dollars trading, where gold's trading, where bonds are trading, it could be more dovish than we think. Euro. Euro's trading at 112.16. What the euro did out here as the dollar went lower, the euro did get back inside its higher range. Euro rate now is trading at 112.16. Anything inside of the 111.77 gets it back inside the higher range. That's after the downdraft and it broke lower last week. NDX100 out here today, you can expect that we're going to get some movement after the futures open back up. We're going to have Apple come out with numbers and the way that Apple looks to me that's trading, I expect we're going to see lower prices out here. Apple did come down in volume today. We broke a little swing, had 38 million shares, plenty of people getting out of Apple that say, okay, I'm not going to sit around and wait for this number to come out. We're going to have a heck of a run from the lows of December. No doubt we went from $142 up to $208 last week. I suspect Apple's going to take a run down to this 184 number and right now you're at 200. We're also going to see these numbers are going to be important for the NDX100. To recap out here, we had the Dow Industries close up 38, NASDAQ down 54, SAP is up 6, come right back.