 This is TFNN, the Tiger Financial News Network, TFNN, headline news update. Good morning everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida. It's Thursday, 9 a.m. Eastern time, 30 minutes to go until the opening bell and we got markets and positive territory to start things off. Dow futures right now up 98 points, trading at 26,038, S&P futures up 11, trading at 2891, NASDAQ futures up right now more than half a percent, up 40 points, trading at 7593. We get some positive action in oil, we've got some negative action, gold pulling back a bit and we got jobless claims coming in this morning. We're going to start things off and we're going to start things off with the jobless claims number. That number coming in at 209,000, this at 8.30 a.m., about a half hour ago, that's a decline of 8,000. Quite a number. Expectation had been for about 215. So with that in mind, we'll jump over to the charts now, we'll start it off with the Dow, so not much volatility on that jobs number. Backing things up to 8.30, there's your 8.30 volatility, we're trading right at about 26,000. We're right up at the highs that we've been at since about the end of yesterday, 3.30 p.m. Eastern time, 26,060 for the Dow. S&P 500, pretty similar pattern, looking at yesterday, we finished near the highs and we're right up near those highs right now at 2894. NASDAQ 100, trading at 75.95, crude oil market, quite a rebound from the lows we made yesterday actually dipping into the 50, 56. We're up more than $2 from that price level, but we had been higher last night overnight, currently trading 5265. Gold contract pulling back a bit from the highs we had last night, excuse me, yesterday and then into last night, gold was up at 15.17 as of about 8 p.m. Eastern time, we're now just above that 1,500 mark. And the Euro-US dollar, a little bit of volatility going on right now as we have the Euro back above 112.1.12.10. In terms of what else you have happening out there, it's still earning season. We've got a few movers and shakers out there. Kraft Heinz tumbling 7% after they're delaying a filing and booking a $1.22 billion charge, jumping over to Kraft Heinz, quite a pullback. Closed yesterday at 3087, going to open about $2 below that price level. The other story is Roku on the other side of that, quite a number that they're coming in with. Roku Active Accounts passed 30 million average revenue per user, $21 up $2. And to see what that does for your chart, how about that? Up about 18% for Roku. Stay tuned folks. We've got Larry Pesavento coming up right now with Trade What You See. I'll be back at 10 o'clock with Tom, Fast Market, TD Ameritrade, Thinkorswim, Kevin Hakes and the team at 11. Basil Chapman, Steve Rhodes, Dave White, Tom O'Brien all this afternoon. Stay tuned folks. Have a great Thursday.