i have what dan curtis pointed out.un it on any index that is big enough to have subgroups. what you are seeing is volume compared to the 20-day average, but it is all negative. every single one of the 10 s&p industry groups is trading less volume than it was on average the last 20 days at this time. industrials,s and which had been the volume gainers over the last few days because we had been thinking in volume yesterday and the day before. every day, we have been coming down in volume. today is the lightest day of the week. the smart ones, went on labor day vacation already. in the office today look like we are getting flagged today. there was some buying in the 10-year this morning with the initial jobs number, and then the drop in the market. you saw a dip, buying the debt. the yield off for basis points at 2.12. oil is an asset you want to look at. the market has been tracking oil well this week, but over the last couple of weeks. crude down at 4613. bank of america came out with a downgrade on the view of crude, 2