 T.F.N.N. headline news update. Welcome folks we have the Dow Industries down four, NASDAQ up 29 S&Ps up four and a half. Market folks we go to take a look at these S&Ps you're going to see the market just shook it off between Friday and this morning. We had up here Friday inside the futures, futures go from a price point of 32.63 down to 32.06. We're talking about 50, yeah approximately 58 S&P points. What do we do out here today? You tested the lows out here, rejected the lows, going to have lighter volume, bottom line game once again is going to be for the highs out there of 32.63. If we go inside the NASDAQ and we take a look at the NDX100, the 3Qs, the 3Qs folks had broken topside last Friday, had the volume behind the move, all of the above I definitely expect that to get tested. The high there is 216.16, we already hit 215.11 today, it rejected lower price, filled the gap that was out there from 212.76. So bottom line is market wants to test these highs at least an additional time. We'll see whether we get volume behind the move and the way this market is traded right here. It looks like it's actually going to test them tomorrow. Ten year note, take a look at it. So bottom line, this is like the ever ready bunny, bottom line. We had rejected lower price last week. You went into the November 7th downdraft, you rejected that level. We took off like a rocket ship from the 127.29 area. Right now you're at 129.07. That puts the 10 year right now at 1.809. Now for the last three months, the high has been 1.942, the lower 1.52. My take is that you still, the bond market in particular still wants higher price, lower yield. We're over to the gold market, quite a ride inside the gold market out here. Gold market gets all the way up to 15.90, gives it up on price, you have volume up there but what I do expect and have expected is that this thing would sell off, it's sold off nice. Next AU, HUI, that couldn't hold the highs on Friday, that's sold off, selling off again. Bottom line, with the gold market had done it made 100% move for a move, meaning going all the way up to its highs of September 4th, blows those highs away. Now you're going to get a pullback, deviant markets, no doubt. I expect the pullback will be on lighter volume, then it will basically build some cause for its next leg into higher price. Stay right there folks, next 60 minutes of trading coming up, closing up the first Monday in 2020. I'm right back.