 Good morning and welcome to today's products and focus. Scotch referendum going no until the 10th last night, causing most UK equities to spike up. But we've also seen a continuation of the bed remarks from Thursday and an extra liquidity injection from China as they're pushing on every market even higher. As you can see there, the US there is comfortably and all time ever high, closing in at 70,000 most equities have spiked higher right across the board. So looking at UK100, you can see the very bullish candle we've had today. We just briefly touched on a recent high, so at 66,906 was the previous high there in the 4th September, almost got that today before dropping back down again. I'm interested to see if we get a re-challenge of that later. We're quite bullish momentum in the back of that. No vote, 55 to 45% is quite a comfortable victory there. Japan 35, moving really nicely forward, reaching a multi-year highs. And then we're getting, well, actually, it's not quite above this Jan 2nd position right there. But if we were to break that little bit higher above there, that is only eight-year highs. And that is the next potential resistance level. So let's get that on there. That's worth looking at. And that's of course because dollar yen has only been going one direction, closing in so close to 110. We're at 109, spot 19 just now on the back of the recent moves to the US dollar. But that sterling spike has actually aided dollar yen. But as you can see, there are 16, 382, the next potential resistance to Japan 25. So dollar yen goes from strength to strength. 110, spot 77 is the next potential resistance. And we are getting very, very close to that right now. Very overextended move to the upside. All technical communication but there's still a lot of very positive USD fundamentals out there and risk is certainly back on the table as most equity markets are rallying quite strongly this morning. So moving on to crude oil west Texas, I just can't get a break as ever. Dropping bad down to 92, spot 85 from looking at 91, spot 28 is the next potential support. Fundamentals behind this should still actually be pretty decent with the Chinese liquidity. Injection potential stimulus for that US rate hike. Go away. And it's still that worry that it's going down to low demand, low return. So 91, spot 28 is the next potential support that will move it down. Gold getting hammered again back then in 1218 is the next potential support. Next potential support will be 1180. And again, that's very heavily influenced by US rates and the strength of the US dollar. So Euro dollar, not really doing a huge amount, bounce from around this level, nothing to report. So the potential resistance though I mentioned once about there is equal to zero. Next potential support once about 2076. Just to decide what the next factor of data is going to be like, are they going to cut rates over the years or not. Especially when the US seems to be recovering faster than many of the other developed markets. So GBPUSD rally very strongly at the start of the session, getting just about to 95, 22, sorry 65, 22, before it's drawn back down below potential resistance at one spot 64, 63. We could really do with this actually getting above this potential resistance level. Otherwise, we're actually going to bring it back down to one spot 62, 65. Technical indicators should actually be giving a little bit of extra boost, as you can see there's still the plastic there. And the RSI, I'm going to cross over to Matt, the whole bunch of winding was on there. But we've not capitalised on that move to the upside. So there are, there is some selling pressure on cable this morning, close to one spot 65. So I think I'm a day wise, nothing really too much to report today. Let's pass forward Monday. Monday's not really that exciting. Now it's Tuesday, we've got Chinese PMI, UK, public texts and borrowing. So basically for the end of the week, and also for the start next week, there's not a lot of fundamentals very much technically driven, but all the major news pretty much out of the way. I can see the UK bank sector has had a massive business morning, RBS up almost three and a half percent, Lloyd's up 1.6 and Barlow's up 1.4. As the UK breathes sigh of relief, the independence has not materialised this time round. It's going to be a lot of interesting charts to look at today. Big insights partly going forward. Join me again shortly to find out what happened next.