 TfNN, headline, news update. Good afternoon everybody, I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TfNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, 2pm Eastern time on Friday, two hours left to go on the trading day, two hours left to go on the trading week, and the quarter. Monday, April 1st starts off the new quarter and we're coming in with some positive territory. Dow Jones up 144 points, trading at $25,863, you get the NASDAQ up 42 points, trading at $77.11, and the S&Ps up 10 points, trading at $28.31, some action in gold, up $2.90 had been higher, but $2.90 trading at $12.9820, we get oil up 82 pennies, trading above $60. $60.11, notes and bonds, slightly lower price, higher yield, 10-year note, negative 6 ticks, $124.09, 30-year bond, negative 9 ticks, $149.24, and the dollar index up 56 ticks, at 96.815, and the pound back under 130, $129.95, as Theresa May deals with another defeat in Brexit. Why not? We'll start it off with Brexit, we'll jump over here just to give a quick summation. The EU says no deal, and the numbers here that you had, where was the vote, maybe we'll get it, I want to get the number they lost, by 58 I believe, we're going to have to take through it, I'll get it ready. Nonetheless, third time Theresa May, Brexit, dealt to defeat, and we'll see what happened, and the pound will start it off, so there is your escalation, from most of the morning, seems like the market kind of knew, things were not going to go as they hoped, you had the pound up there at 131.22, just at 8.45, right where it was as of about 7 AM, saw a little bit of hope early in the day I guess, but from there, this is really when we saw the number come out that she had lost, Brexit was not happening today, and we're sitting right there, 129 on that pound. Goal contract, currently trading $12.97, we had been to size 1304, crude oil, quite a trade to higher prices for most of the morning, 9 AM, we were up there at $60.72, currently trading at $60.12, S&Ps trading at $28.31, we spiked to a low of $28.23 earlier in the day, you may see these indices just kind of putter out for the end of the, excuse me, quarter we've had, and quite a quarter it's been, best quarter since about 2009, 2007, depending on what index you're talking about, and big day for Lyft, priced at $72, at $87.24, trails off a bit, but still over $80, they got to be happy over at Lyft, $80.70. Stay tuned folks, Dave White coming up with the power trading hour, Tom O'Brien live at three, have a great Friday. No matter what kind of trader you are,