 Hi, good morning, and welcome to today's products and focus. As you can see there, the US markets are coming off again, trading below 16401. The next potential support is at 16178, as the conflict in the Middle East begins to get a little bit more dicey with American airstrikes and ISIS positions last night. Obviously the sanctions with Russia, more problems over Ukraine, deteriorating situation in Iraq and Kurdistan. There's a lot of reasons to take money at the table right now, and since there's been such a period of low volatility up until about two weeks ago, there's pretty much everybody now making the decision about whenever not to stay in or get out of the markets, and certainly it looks to be an exacerbated move here. Since there's no one specific piece of information that's causing the slide, it is a tandem of info over the last couple of weeks that have finally come home to Russia, so to speak. So the US 30 there certainly feeling the pressure, UK 100 as well, breaking below potential support at 6581, looking now for next potential support at 6519, and we've worked with something to look at the natural retracement on the UK 100 at some point soon. I thought I'd just go ahead and do that now, just to get a bit of a flavor of where these levels could be. You can actually see we're just about to break that 38.2% retracement, which is the first real retracement level that people look at. 50% retracement is at 6458, which is also another support level that we had drawn on there, so that'll be worth keeping an eye on from some point in the future. So looking at Japan 225, it's had a proper technical breakout as well, breaking below 49.77, quite that's a very strong technical breakout right there. Next potential support is at 14.219, and most other markets are with US dollars level of the shop. Obviously Japanese yen is in vogue, gold is shooting up, safe havens are the order of the day, bonds, etc., all going the same direction. Looking at dollar yen, it's kind of erased almost all of its gains, it's had over the last couple of sessions. Looking at 101.35 as the next potential support fall by 100.80. Crude oil with Texas, bouncing off potential support at 97.64, hitting resistance at $99 again, and already is beginning to sell off ever so slightly close to the tip of that potential resistance, so that might be retracement before we go back down to 97.64. If that's not the case, the next potential resistance is 100.61. So gold is finally getting its moment in the sun, really strong last three sessions, still going great guns today. Next potential resistance, 13.32. Classic wedge breakout, trading above both 21 and 55 period SMAs, and technical indicator showroom for other manoeuvres. So if you continue to see a decline in equity markets, and a rush for safe havens, Japanese yen will be good to look at, as will gold. So look at dollar yen, euro yen, and gold primarily. So moving on to euro dollar, I had a slight bounce this morning. We've been making a series of lower lows on these candles right here, but I think pressure still remains on the eurozone. Though we'll have to wait to see if there's any decent data out, matter of fact there's nothing today, apart from UK data at 9.30, trade balance details, which would be good for cable and the UK 100 if you're looking to trade that. And I mean good, not as then it's going to help it move up potentially, but that if there is a negative number it could be an additional catalyst. I'm looking at a cable that's been bouncing from one spot to 68.20 for the last couple of sessions, trading below it today, had a little attempt to push back higher, but the next potential support is at one spot to 67.44. So the pressure is certainly on, and that data is due out at 9.30 UK time if you're lucky enough to get this video to that point. That's the next hour and 15 minutes. So keep your eye on the chart form as ever. Make sure you make insights part of your layout. And actually before I sign off let's have a quick look to see what's actually, so remember that on Saturday you've got some Chinese data, so you've got Chinese CPI and PPI. They've been going great guns, actually Chinese data has been very, very good recently. But we fast forward on to Monday. Nothing much Monday, Tuesday. Tuesday you've got euros on PMI, UK PMI and ISM manufacturing data. Oh no that's not correct, that was last Monday, my mistake. Monday nothing, Tuesday you've got the ZEW business report that'll be big for the DAX. Wednesday the 13th, you've got employment data from the UK and you've got usual crude oil data on Wednesday. So there's not a huge amount of fundamentals out, which means that technicals and the wider global economic from the macro viewpoint will be looked at for traders and effectively anything over the weekend about a worsening situation, Ukraine, Iraq, everything else will be another excuse to sell. Anyway, join me again on Monday to find out what will happen next.