 TfNN, headline news update. Good afternoon everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TfNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida. One PM Eastern time on Tuesday, three hours left to go on the trading day and we got markets somewhat in negative territory except for that NASDAQ, charging higher. We'll start with the NASDAQ. Up 27 points or about a 30% trading at 81.25, get the S&Ps negative by just one point trading at 29.74, Dow Jones lagging at negative 90 points or about a 30% in the red trading at 26,716. We got the Russell off about two points trading at 15.58. The chart I have up here right now on the Thinkorswim platform, that low overnight, 77.43. We just touched up there to 78.42. You're talking about 99 points from that low up to the high and we're right next to that high right now. I've been quite a charge higher for the NASDAQ. We'll jump over to some of the other future markets and there's your NASDAQ 100 right there as we touched on, 78.34, S&P 500, pretty similar story. Lowes overnight, we made a low on the S&P of about 28.64. We charged higher by about 16 points, now to put things in perspective, NASDAQ 100, you're looking at almost a one, no, even more, 78 points will be about a 1% run. We had about almost 100 points, so almost a 1.2% run. S&P's 16 points, you're looking at about 6.10% from the bottoms to the highs of almost 29.80, right near that. Dow 30, the laggard, you can see, not quite the same story. We're kind of sitting right where we were for most of the overnight session. The high of that range at 2 a.m. of about 26,727, we're within 15 points of that right now, 26,713. Crude oil, kind of oscillating around that $58 price point, made it as low as 57.40 almost, 57.40, 0.8. And right back up to near 58, at 57.89, we'll get API numbers, 4.30 Eastern Time tonight, we'll get the EIA inventory numbers, 10.30 a.m. Eastern Time tomorrow. Goal contract, catching a bit again off those lows, scary territory for a while. Right now though, look at that run from 10.30, you go from 13.92, you climb above 14.00, we're sitting right under 13.99, and the euro, US dollar, 1.1209. In terms of what else you have happening out there, Pepsi, out with their earnings, priced for perfection, is the headline of one of the analysts. And to look at that stock, because it was priced for perfection, folks, they beat on earnings per share, they beat on revenue. The market liked that in the beginning. And there's the earnings number, trade's higher, but love these thinkorswim charts. That annotates that that's when the conference call began. And I don't think that conference call went as well as many investors had hoped as you got Pepsi down 1% on that news. Stay tuned, folks, Steve Rhodes, Dave White, and then Steve Rhodes and Larry Penzevento all this afternoon. Have a great Tuesday.