 Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TfN Headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, one PM Eastern time on Thursday. Excuse me. Markets in negative territory. We got the Dow currently negative 47 points, trading at $26,109. We got the Nasdaq negative by eight points, trading at $79.56. And S&P is currently negative by four, trading at $28.90. Oil pulling back a bit off a buck 22, trading at $63.39. We got gold pulling back as well, down $17, trading at $12.96.30. Dollar index up 202 ticks, trading at $96.760. Notes and bonds, lower price, higher yield, 10-year note, negative 7 ticks, $123.18, 30-year bond, negative 12 ticks, $147.27. We'll start things off, and we're going to start it off, actually, with the Dow. So some of the movers and the shakers in the Dow. In positive territory, we got Boeing putting 17 positive points in the Dow. Caterpillar putting seven. Home Depot putting seven. The big culprit on the negative side, United Health. Now, United down $9, trading at $237.03, but United itself putting 61 negative points, and that's more than the whole Dow. So without that United Health, the Dow would actually be in positive territory. With that in mind, jump back to the charts, jump through some of the futures. We'll start it off with the NASDAQ 100, currently trading $76.28. Kind of just been hanging down here since the market opened, pretty much right where we almost opened. There's your opening bell. Bar, trading at $76.47. Trade lower for a bit, and then just hanging at that level. Dow 30, a little bit of an escalation to lower prices from about 11 o'clock. We trade from $26,203, quite a spike lower, just before noon to $26,085. Just kind of hanging down at that level since then. S&Ps trading at $28.91. Crude oil, as we said, pulling back quite a bit from yesterday's highs. We were up there at $64.69, basically about 24 hours ago, and quite a slide, trading $63.52. Goal contract pulling back as well to pull back two of those highs. Again, excuse me, we're going back to yesterday, about 24 hours ago, trading at $13.14, almost $18 off that level with gold at session lows of $12.96. And natural gas, we got EIA inventories today. We saw a build of about 23 billion cubic feet. The estimate had been for an increase of about 35. Nonetheless, lower prices, $266, and the price of the main natural gas. Stay tuned, folks. We're going to man Steve Rhodes coming up right now with the Trader's Edge. Dave White live at 2 o'clock with a power trading hour. Tom O'Brien live from 3 to 5. Stay tuned, folks. Steve Rhodes coming up right now.