 Good morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TF9 headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, 10 a.m. Eastern time on Tuesday, 30 minutes into the trading day, and we got quite a start to the positive side. Dow Jones up 251 points, or almost a full percent, trading at 25,768. S&P's up 28 points, or right at about a full percent as well, trading at 2826, and the NASDAQ leading the way up 94 points, or more than 1.2%, trading at 7732. We'll start things off this morning. Let's take a look at that volatility index, getting some positive action in the market. Yesterday, we had 1785 in the VIX as we had some negative market action, as the market opens higher, less volatility priced into this market, 1510 on that VIX. Jumping over to the futures markets, we'll start it off with the Dow, quite an acceleration. Lows of the session, about 5 a.m., 25603, or about 170 points above that level, and as you can see, we started that run higher even last night. NASDAQ 100, NASDAQ the leader, quite an acceleration. Highs as we speak, 7440, even since overnight, we're approaching almost NASDAQ 100 points. There's your closing yesterday, quite an acceleration. S&P's trading higher as well, currently trading at 2832. Early this morning, we were hovering at around 2810. Crude oil, talk about a trade higher, above $60. Crude trading $60.29, accelerating higher for most of the overnight session. You get the API numbers for crude tonight, 4.30 Eastern time. We get the EIA inventories tomorrow, about 24 hours from now, 10.30 a.m. Eastern time. Gold contract, volatility in both directions, getting a bit of a spike as we speak, trading at 1315.76, and Euro US dollar, trading under 113. You have the Euro, trading 1.1289. In terms of what else you have happening out there, Apple, with their event yesterday, they had a tough day yesterday. In terms of trading lower, we'll pull up the chart in a moment. They're getting a bit of a pop today. Might not have to do with the excitement around their streaming service, though. You have auto sales falling, as first quarter auto sales expected to drop 2.5% from a year earlier, and McDonald's investing in technology, as they acquire a technology company for about $300 million, and that's supposed to help with their drive-thru ordering process. And to jump through a few of those, we'll start with McDonald's, up about 1.4%. You've got Apple, up about 1.1%. You can see kind of right where we started off yesterday, clawing back some of those losses. Stay tuned, folks. Come back at 10 o'clock with Tom live programming all day at TFNN. Have a great Tuesday.