and david mckelvey, me, theo, of mckelvey, me financial group. david, let's start with you all futures in new york gain as much as 2 point one percent on tuesday, reaching the highest intra day level since mid march. is the demand recovery getting ahead of itself, considering the weakness we're still seeing in parts of asia, india, and brazil. if there's an element beyond supply and demand in, in use here, i think speculation at the foot and it's likely focused on inflation. so here's my case, investor is judge both micro macro concerns and speculation can fall into either of those categories. micro aspects tied to the supply and demand fundamentals. and those are always important. but there's also the macro economic considerations and it would appear judging by the synchronicity of the moves higher in soft commodities, industrial commodities, oil silver, most the thing is we all time high set an iron ore and copper last week that speculation on an inflationary surprise is in motion and oil is to some degree caught up in the yellow suggested this