 This is TFNN, the Tiger Financial News Network, TFNN, headline news update. Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida. 1 p.m. Eastern time on Tuesday, three hours left to go on the trading day, and we've got a positive market so far on Tuesday. S&P's up 22 points, trading at 28.66. We've got the NASDAQ right now, positive by 86 points, more than a full percent, trading at 77.88. And the Dow up 158 points, trading at 25,838. Dollar index up 121 ticks, trading at 97.885. We've got Gold off $4, trading at 12.73. Oil off 14 cents, trading at 62.94. And notes and bonds slightly lower price and higher yield tenure. Note off 4 ticks, 12404, 30-year bond off 6 ticks, 14906. Excuse me, we start things off. Let's jump over to the futures markets. We'll start it off with the Dow. And a pretty choppy morning slash afternoon. We'll see what happens coming into, of course, the Memorial Day Long Weekend, coming up on Friday, 25,832 in the Dow, pretty much right in the middle of the day's trading range. S&P's pretty close to the high that we reached. We'll get that 28.70, just about two hours ago. You get the S&P June contract trading 28.66. NASDAQ 100 trading 74.67 near the upper range as well. Crude oil pulling back pretty sharply today. We had crude up to 63.77 at 7 a.m. We trade down to a low at noon of about 62.79 from there up a bit, 63.09 the price of crude. We'll get the API number tonight, three and a half hours from right now, 4.30 p.m. Eastern time. Goal contract, volatility as well. Dip below 12.70 briefly this morning to 12.69, back up there 12.72.75, and we already covered that crude oil chart. Jumping around in terms of what else you have happening in the market, one of the stories I was looking at is that coals coming out with their earnings disappointing pretty heavily. One of the big numbers in there, comp sales falling 3.4% in the first quarter. The estimate was almost flat, pretty remarkable, and there's the analysis of their comp sales. You can see, I mean, going back to the beginning of 2018, quite a number, 6%, right? Almost 4%, 4%, and then quite a drop off to minus 3.4% on the comp sales and to see how that is hitting the stock. There's coals quite a decline, and even today 57.44 putting it on a shorter time frame. Quite a drop on those earnings. Climbing back a bit though from that 54, low. Stay tuned folks. Steve Rhodes, right now at the Trader's Edge. Dave White at 2 o'clock. Tom O'Brien at 3 p.m. Great Tuesday.