 Good morning everybody I'm Tommy O'Brien coming to you live from TFNN 10 a.m. Eastern Time Wednesday morning we got markets in negative territory pulling back from some of the highs we had just last night you got the S&Ps down 39 points that's approaching nine tenths percent in the red right now trading at 44 67 Nasdaq 100 off 1.2 percent I mean we're almost giving back all the run yesterday right you're talking about only about 75 points from where we were at the open yesterday you're now down 215 points from the highs we had last night your negative 175 points on the session as I talked about in my program at nine o'clock though folks the Nasdaq 100 putting this back 10 days on a 30 minute chart you just rose on the queues at least pulling up the queues 13.3 percent folks 13.3 percent from early Tuesday you had a 12,900 handle you just rose up folks 1700 points in a 13,000 point index staggering move over a period of about five days so we give back some of that today nothing too exciting to talk about we're at about 14,500 right now we jump down to commodities talk to our man Teddy Kegstad crewed rocking again up about four dollars and fifty cents you got gold up as well 13 dollars in 1935 and we jumped to notes and bronze when the market has a little bit of reprieve we're getting a reprieve in yields as well we got the tenure right now positive by seven ticks you got the 30 or positive by 15 ticks and we get the VIX this morning back above 23 to 2362 finishing up some of what I was talking about during my program let's check in on some of the stocks that were moving you had Adobe with their numbers continuing to dive off 7.8 percent general Mills was up with their numbers going the opposite way up 5.3 percent some of the meme stocks added again AMC up for six percent excuse me GameStop the original meme stock up about 11 percent right now and to finish up some of the articles so day traders finally retrieved after staying firm amid stock route interesting action so according to Bank of America whose client flow showed individuals were net sellers of US stocks for the first time this year they dumped more than 800 million dollars of shares last week after pouring in almost eight billion dollars since january when they sold last week that's the question uh last tuesday we were at lows by friday you were a lot higher but nonetheless we'll see how that plays out in a big way and focus on those fixed income funds folks 11 percent that is the Bloomberg global aggregate index benchmark of government and corporate debt total returns 11 2.6 trillion be careful in that fixed income market stay tuned folks the reality is that navigating financial markets can be risky