 Good morning everybody, I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TF9 headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida. It's Friday, 10 a.m. Eastern time, 30 minutes into the trading day, and we've got markets off to the downside. Dow off 180 points currently trading $25,290, S&Ps currently negative by $24, trading at $27,26, NASDAQ negative by $66, trading at $73,54. The headline of course this morning, non-farm payrolls $8.30 this morning, only an addition of 20,000 jobs. Drastically under the estimates, January's number, $310,000, the average still pretty decent, but nonetheless, quite a surprise to the downside, whether that's an anomaly or not, we will find out in the future. Jumping over to the futures charts, there is your bar. So coming into that jobs number, $25,343, and as we jump through the charts, we'll just get the exact number, and since $20,000 was the number for February, you have the unemployment rate falling to 3.8%, the expectation had been $180,000, but what you did see is you saw some wage growth, and I'm trying to get down to that number and where we were, but we did see a raise I believe of about $0.11, there's your unemployment rate quite a number, and let's see, wage growth, we'll get down, okay, nonetheless. We did have some wage growth in there, but the market trades from $343 down to about 100 points down to $25,215, Dow trading $25,283, not that bad considering where we were prior to that number. S&Ps trading at $27,25, little bit of a different story coming into those lows. NASDAQ 100, $69,52, low just before the market, $69,39, crude oil trading lower as well, quite a trade from about, we'll call it midnight, one in the morning, trading at $56,38, we're now approaching $2 below that level with crude, trading at $54,52, there's gold trading higher on the jobs number as well, trades from about $12,91, all the way above $1,300 briefly, you have gold trading at $12,96, excuse me, and of course we had some volatility in the currencies as well, as you have the dollar trading a little bit lower on that news, we have the euro trading at $1,1231. To recap, Dow down $1,90, S&Ps down $25, you got the NASDAQ down $75, dollar index negative $323, ticks and gold up $10.70. Stay tuned folks, come back at 10 o'clock with Tom, of course, Fast Market at 11, we got our man Basil Chapman, Steve Rhodes, Dave White, Tom O'Brien all today, have a great Friday.