 TfNN, headline, news update. Good afternoon everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, comedy ally from TfNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida. Excuse me, 1 p.m. Monday, three hours left to go on the trading day, and we have quite a market going on so far to the downside. Early in the day, we had all the markets in positive territory. Right now, quite a steep decline. We have the Dow leading the way off 380 points, trading at 25,645, S&P's negative 33, trading at 2777, and the Nasdaq currently negative by 77 points, trading at 7517. Go contract, negative $11, $12, 8770. We've got oil right now, trading up 35 cents at 5615. As we've seen the market decline, we've seen notes and bonds trade to higher price, lower yield, 10-year note up 7 ticks, $121.27, 30-year bond up 17 ticks, $144.11. Let's start it off. We'll take a look at the indices, and there's your decline, so $9.45. It begins basically right around the market open. Talk about a decline in one direction. You've got the Dow now down at Session Lows as we speak, $25,629 in the Dow. We were just over $261 to put that in context. Nasdaq 100, much the same. We're above $7200 early in the day, we're now below $7100, $7,094 in the Nasdaq 100. S&P's, we were up there at $945 of 2817. You're now talking about 47 S&P points. The reason why, to jump back to the chart in two seconds, just looking at the indices, the reason why these indices, they're down 400 points, but we were up more than 100 in the Dow, so pretty dramatic when you go from high to low. Crude oil pulling back a bit from $57, back now $5609 in the price of April crude. Jumping over to the gold contract, there's your volatility above $1290, back to $1288. Gold though, a low of $1283.95, so about five bucks off that low. And there's your Euro-US dollar, as we've seen a little bit of dollar strength. Euro, trading at $113.31. Like to jump over, a little bit of context in terms of currencies, pulling up the dollar index, and then some of the contributors to that dollar index, there's your dollar index trading higher for most of the session. Euro pulling back, inverse relationship, Euro being 60% of that dollar index, and then we have the Yen, 111.70, and the good old pound, 131.82. Stay tuned folks, Steve Rhodes coming up right now at the Trader's Edge, of course Dave White at 2 o'clock with a power trading hour, and Tom O'Brien live from 3-0-5. Stay tuned folks, have a great Monday.