Down 69 centstwitters first weekly loss. The stock closed down 6. 8 for the week. And homeowners in new york and new jersey are already making money on the superbowl by renting space on sites such as homeaway. The big game is feburary 2nd at metlife stadium. Lets check in now with Scott Shellady of trean. Joining us now to talk all about the market. Good monday morning to you today and of course we are facing a holiday week here, so what do you anticipate as far as as far as volumes in the Trading Market . Well volumes are going to be thin. We are not open on thursday. Its the end of the month, you have to be careful these quiet markets tend to be volatile and because theres not a lot of selling behind you its hard to get short. Quiet markets tend to gravitate sideways to slightly higher, be careful about getting short because you are going to need that calvary to come in, let you out and then sell it back to you. Its an ominous there and like some good advice. Thank you for that scott
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