 Good morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TF9 headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida. It's Monday, 10 a.m. Eastern time, 30 minutes into the trading day, and we got markets starting off in positive territory. Dow Jones up 65 points, trading at $26,092. You get the S&Ps, positive by 10, trading at $28,20, and the NASDAQ positive by 43 points, trading at $76,38. Dollar index this morning, up 170 ticks, $96,620. Both notes and bonds basically flat. You have the 30-year bond up 2 ticks. Gold, negative action once again continuing, quite a tough week for gold last week. This morning, trading down $13, $12,86 on the dot, and you've got oil up a buck 05, $56,84. We'll start things off. Let's jump over to the futures markets. We'll start it off with the Dow, so all the markets in positive territory, but a little bit of a sell-off after the opening bell. We were up there at $26,150 being the high, and you trade down almost a full 100 points in the Dow, getting a little bit of a bounce right at about $26,100 in the March futures. NASDAQ 100, not quite the pullback. We're almost at session highs of about $70, 210 in the NASDAQ 100, trading higher from most of the overnight, starting at about, well, really most of the morning, 6 a.m. Eastern Time, $71,81, now approaching almost 30 NASDAQ 100 points above that level. There's your S&P 500, much the same. A little bit of a sell-off at $945. We're almost back up to those high levels of $28,17 in the March futures S&P. There's your acceleration in crude. We get up there right to $56,997. We'll call it $57 on the dot. We're off a bit $56,81 in crude. Gold contract, there's your pullback overnight, starts basically at about midnight Eastern Time. We trade lower for most of the morning session, making lows about 10 minutes ago, $12,83.95 on the April Gold, and Euro US Dollar, seeing a little bit of dollar strength. Euro weakness, Euro trade, $113.25. And in terms of what may be driving this market higher, that's pretty much the headline of the morning as trade talks between US and China in the final stages, quote-unquote, of trade deals, talks that could end this month. So the market, of course, liking any type of certainty, trade deal with China, and that the market reacting. So this morning, to some eyes again, now pretty much where we started, about 60 points NASDAQ up 43, S&Ps up 9. Stay tuned, folks. I'll be coming back at 10 o'clock with Tom.