 work. TFNN headline news update. Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming alive from TFNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, one PM Eastern time on Monday, three hours left to go on the trading day. We got markets in positive territory right now. S&Ps up 16 points trading at 3,036. NASDAQ right now positive by 78 trading at 83, 21. Dow Jones up 74 points trading 27,032. S&P all-time new highs to start off the trading week. Gold contract pulling back a bit, negative $10 on the dot right now at $14.95, 30. Oil, negative territory as well, negative $0.84 at $0.55, $0.82. And notes and bonds, we're getting a little bit of higher yield and lower price, the 10-year, excuse me, the 10-year negative 11 ticks, $129.05, the 30-year negative 30 ticks, $158.14, the dollar index, negative 74 ticks at $97.757. We'll start things off, we'll stay on bonds, we'll start it off with the yield of that 10-year, 1.843%, pretty remarkable, the run that we've had just since Friday. We were down there at about 1.74%, a tenth of a percent change from there. Jumping over to the indices, we'll start things off. We're off the highs of the day, as you will see. Dow 30 trading to higher territory right out of the gates, $945 this morning, $27,111, the futures, December futures now under $27,000, $26,985. NASDAQ 100, $8107 actually made it up to a high of $81.19 within the last hour. S&P 500, there's your high right there. What time is it at? 10.30 a.m., $3,042 on the futures contract, quite a number on the S&Ps currently trading $3,036. Crude oil backing off a bit, making a high at about 9.35 a.m. right after the opening bell, almost made it up to $97. You got crude, December contract now under $56, trading at $55.95. There's your gold contract backing off a bit earlier this morning up there at about $15.10. On Friday, you actually made it to $15.20, the contract now trading $14.94, and the euro-US dollar currently trading $1.10.98. In terms of other stocks you have out there moving, Tiffany's getting a buyout offer from Louis Vuitton pulling up that stock, TIF, that number coming in at $14.5 billion. That would peg Tiffany's at, it will pull up, come on, there we go. That would peg Tiffany's at $120. So they're estimating that they're going to have to up that offer now trading at $129 and AT&T will pull it up. We'll get that AT&T positive territory. Stay tuned, folks. Steve Rhodes coming up with the Trader's Edge right now. We'll be right back.