 Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN, 4 p.m. Eastern Time on Friday. We reached the closing bell and the market's charging higher today across the board. We have the S&P up 7 points right now trading at 44.45. NASDAQ 100 finishes in the green by 13 points. All the market's pretty steady update from the open as we came into the open and negative territory. All the markets traded lower, excuse me, higher throughout the day. You see the action in the Dow there. The acceleration really begins at 9 a.m. We trade up to 34,725. We finish right near that area right now in the Dow and the Russell. The only index actually in the red, Russell trading at 22.45. Back to the S&Ps. Pretty remarkable action when you back it up to last Friday, which is kind of where the sell-off began on Friday, accelerated on Monday, of course. We make a low of 42.93, but we've basically not just gotten back the losses that we had on Monday, which was really the day, whether you're talking about 1.5 to 2.5 to 3% on the major indices, but we almost get it all back. What Friday's action included, remarkable when you look, we basically trading at 44.50. You're talking about 150-plus points and the S&P is down and back up over the period of just one week. Commodities, crude, quite an acceleration as well. $73.98. You have gold struggling this week down to 1747 to end the week. We have to talk about Bitcoin a bit. $42,500 on the dot right now. Take that offer some clarity. You drop down to 41,000. There's your acceleration begins at about 4 a.m. having to do with China. Basically making everything to do with crypto illegal overnight. Watch out for that coming into the weekend when volatility spikes sometimes in the crypto sector and notes and bonds continuing the trend to lower prices and higher yield. We'll put it back on a daily and you're looking at a 10-year right now trading at 132.01. You see the drop that we had yesterday. There's not another bar on this chart that's as big as the drop we had yesterday. I mean, maybe you go back this day in June. You really got to go back to February to see the kind of drop we had when we first accelerated to lower price with the yield of about 1.5% market might be going back to about 1.5%. Right now you're sitting at 1.458% yield on the 10-year and talk about volatility getting sucked out of this market. My goodness, you accelerate to 2879. We end the week at 1788. Thanks so much for tuning in, folks. Thanks so much for watching all the programming. Come on back Monday morning. I'll kick things off at nine in the morning. Stay tuned. We're going to have a replay of Larry's hour and thanks for Mr. Pezzavento. Larry doing a great job filling in for Tom this afternoon. Have a great weekend. Everybody be safe out there. We'll see you back Monday.