 Good morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TfNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, 10 a.m. Eastern time on Friday, 30 minutes into the trading day. And we've got markets starting off to the negative side after quite a GDP number coming out of 3.2% far above expectations. But when you get into that number, it might not be as rosy as it may seem. Market reacting. S&Ps, negative by 5 points trading at $29.21. NASDAQ right now, negative 50 points trading at $8,068. And the Dow, negative by 48 points trading $26,415. Gold catching a bid up $7 at $12.8720. Oil pulling back from some of those recent gains off a buck 30 at $63.91. Dollar, a little bit of negative action off 204 ticks at $97.15. And we're getting some lower yields, higher price. 10-year yield, excuse me, 10-year note, up 9 ticks, $123.21, 30-year bond up 16 ticks, $147.21. We'll start it off. Let's get over to the futures markets. We'll start it off with the Dow. So there's your volatility on that GDP number. And we'll get over it. Why don't we get over to it right now? Because that's driving a lot of the action this morning. Growth of 3.2% topping forecast. The number that they were looking for was 2.3%. But when you really get into it, consumer spending, biggest part of the economy, rising slightly above forecast of 1.2%. And then when you look at personal consumption expenditures, the price index excluding food and energy slowing to 1.3%, well below the 2% objective. So nonetheless, jumping back to the charts, you'll see a little volatility on that number. We do spike higher, but the Dow, right back to where we were, we spiked from 26,000 above 380. We trade up almost 100 points. We're right back to that level. NASDAQ 100, quite a sell-off, 77.61. You're talking about 80 points in the last about hour. S&P is much the same. We spike higher from 8am up to 29.32. We give back about 10 or 11 points pretty quickly. There's your pullback in crude, trading at 63.74. Gold contract, catching a bid. Gold trading at 12.87. And Euro US dollar with a little bit of a dollar weakness. Euro strength, Euro trading 11.55. Stay tuned, folks. Come back at 10 o'clock with Tom. Then, of course, we have fast market TD Ameritrade at 11. Basil Chapman, Steve Rhodes, Dave White, Tom O'Brien all this afternoon. Stay tuned, folks. Have a great Friday.