 Good morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, 9 a.m. Eastern time on Thursday morning, 30 minutes to go until the trading day. We got markets barely in the positive side right now. Dow futures up 32 points, trading at 26,017, back over that 26,000 mark. S&P futures right now positive by 4, trading at 28,85. NASDAQ futures positive by 15, trading at 75, 61. We got a little bit of weakness in oil, trading negative 17 cents at 52,17 and the 10-year trading at a yield of 1.589%. Quite a couple days in the market to put things in context. There's your Tuesday, there's your Wednesday in the S&P. We trade from basically start of Tuesday action right up there near 3,000. You're currently trading 28,83 and as we come into Thursday trading, checking out the VIX, quite a spike yesterday to 21,46 for that volatility index. The VIX looking to open right at about $20 this morning. Jump it over the markets. We'll start things off with indices. There's your Dow 30. So pretty much the slide all yesterday, right? We look at where we were at about 1 p.m. Eastern time. You had lows in the Dow at about 25,942 and we've just kind of been hanging out at these levels all overnight. The Dow futures December, trading at 26,000 on the dot. NASDAQ 100, pretty similar story. There's your action overnight yesterday, trading all throughout the trading day to lower territory, making lows at about 1 p.m. Eastern time of 75, 29 in the NASDAQ 100. You're currently trading 75,56. There's the S&P 500 currently trading at 28,83 as we went over it on the thinkorswim platform. There's crude oil, a little bit of volatility this morning. We're just coming up to that $52 price point as we speak with crude, trading at $52.04 pennies. Gold contract catching a bid yesterday as the markets fell apart. You have gold back above 1,500, trading at 1,506.55 and the Euro US Dollar trading at 109.60. In terms of what else you have happening across the market, new tariffs coming in line for EU and man, they got some delicious tariffs in terms of quite a shame. We're going to get cheese. Here we go. So 25% duties, single malt, Irish and Scotch, whiskies, various garments, blankets, coffee, the plethora and you also got Tesla getting a downgrade. There's a lot going on. Just to jump over, we had best bed, bath and beyond earnings. There's bed, bath and beyond. Looking to open lower. Tesla came in at 97,000 vehicles. They were hoping to commit at 100,000 vehicles. Stay tuned folks. Larry Pezzimento coming up right now. I'll be back at 10 o'clock with Basil Chapman filling in. Stay tuned. We'll be right back.