 Good morning everybody, I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TF9 headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, 9 a.m. Tuesday morning, 30 minutes to go until the opening bell. We got markets slightly in the red right now but off of the highs that we have this morning. S&P futures, negative by two points, trading at $32.41, Dow futures, negative by 22 points, trading $28,620, NASDAQ 100 futures, positive by 14, trading at $88.61. Still in the negative yet again, down about $0.50 at $62.80, gold trading a little bit lower as well. We'll start things off, we'll start it off with the VIX this morning. Quite a rebound yesterday as markets clawed back all the losses to finish in the positive. We had the VIX early yesterday morning at $16.39, finished the day with a $13 handle. This morning, you have markets a little bit in the red, the VIX a little elevated $14.04 in the volatility index. We jump over the indices, we'll start things off with the Dow. As you can see, the Dow down about 22 points, but we're more than 100 points off of the highs we have this morning. Early about 4 a.m., we're up there at $28,733. That's the same price point that we were basically at almost midnight last night. You can see a little bit of a sell-off starting at about 8 a.m., $28,605 right now in the Dow futures. S&P, $32.39. We had made it as high as $32.54. You're talking about 15 S&P points off the high. NASDAQ 100, the NASDAQ 100, the only index in the green right now. Not quite the sell-off as the other indices. Currently trading $88.60. We're up as high as about $88.90. There's your gold contract, $15.69. You backed things up to early yesterday. Quite a spike high. We got up to about $15.90 in gold. The overnight low at about 9 p.m. last night, $15.57. Standard oil, $62.77. Last night we were down there at about $62.39. And the Euro-US dollar, a little bit of weakness. The Euro trading won $11.55. In terms of what else you have happening across the market, fundamentally some news with the U.S. trade deficit falling more than expected to the lowest level in three years. That number coming in at $43.09 billion, excuse me, $43.09 billion for the month below the 43.6 estimate that the market was looking for. And the last thing, Boeing reaching a settlement with several airlines regarding the 737 MAX, including American Airlines, checking out Boeing. This morning, pretty muted response on that news, opening at about $333.40. Stay tuned, folks. Larry Pes vento coming up at 9. I'll be back at 10 o'clock with Tom live programming all day at TF and Ed. We'll be right back.