todd colvin is with us. what do you think, is this dollar related or something more searching and deep? >> well, i think if you look at gold trade action since the fed meeting last week, that's really been more where it started. the fed being much more hawkish and kind of mentioning the potential for that rate hike in december. but if you look across the flooroff at those ten year yields, they have kept up to more attractive levels which will take interest away from gold. gold is a noninterest bearing commodity, so if you look at ten year at 2.22, you think that is a good buy. yields are rich. gold prices are cheap and i think the fed right now is kind of at play, they used to be the central focus for gold prices, but now you're starting to see are more attractive yield buys in other places. >> you make a really good point when you look at that where the yield on the ten year has gone in just the last ten days, it's gone up 0.2%. what is the trading band over the next six months that you see for gold? >> wel