 TFNN, headline, news update. Good afternoon everybody, I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, one PM Eastern time on Friday, three hours left to go on the trading day. We've got markets hanging around negative territory. S&Ps right now, negative by nine points, trading at $28.85, we get the NASDAQ, negative by 40 points, trading at $77.96, Dow Jones negative by 34 points, trading at $26,072. Tip stocks getting hit hard today, Broadcom, we have AMG down as well on Broadcom's numbers. We'll get into those in a moment. Dollar index with some strength, up 541 ticks at $97.050, 97 handle on that dollar index again. Goal contract, catching a bit, up $7 at $13.50 and $0.60, had been as high as $13.61 at one point. Silver, still struggling in negative territory, off about two pennies at $14.86. We'll start things off. Let's jump over to the futures market. We'll start it off with the S&P. S&P futures, looking at the June contract, currently trading at $28.85, quite a little sell-off on the opening bell from $28.89. We reach a lower end point, intraday of $28.80, right in the middle of that range for the S&P. Dow 30, a little bit of a different story. We get the sell-off on the opening bell. We're back up kind of right where we were trading at at the trading day begin, $26,085. NASDAQ 100, trading at $74.80. We were up there at about $9.30, pretty similar level of $74.83, coming into the opening bell. Goal contract, there's some volatility. We reach that high, as I referenced, $13.61 and almost made it to $13.62 at about 3 a.m. Eastern time. You're seeing a pullback as we speak, though, with gold trading at $13.49.57. There's your crude oil chart, catching a bid $52.76 up about a dollar from early this morning. We're trading at $51.70 and Euro-US Dollar. We get a dollar index up about 500 ticks, seeing a dramatic pullback in the Euro. Euro trading at $1.1204, about to dip into a $111 handle on that Euro. I talked about the chip stocks. They're taking a beating, that's for sure, Broadcom's revenue falling to $5.52. Expectation had been $5.68. The big numbers that they said their fiscal year for 2019, they almost shaved $2 billion, $2.260, $2,431 billion was what they were looking for. And to jump over to that, AVGO, Broadcom, down about 6.6% on that number. And to jump over real quick, gold and silver, silver, the laggard. Since the beginning of 2017, check out that comparison, silver would have to be trading at $19 to have the move that gold has from that time, silver, lagging badly. Stay tuned, folks. Bye, programming at TFNN all day. Have a great Friday.