 Good morning everybody, I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, 10 a.m. Eastern time on Thursday, 30 minutes into the trading day. We have a pretty calm market to start things off, S&Ps, negative by 4 points, trading at 2810, Dow Jones, negative by 7 points, trading at 25,696, and the NASDAQ, positive by 5 points, trading at 76,48. Dollar index, a little bit of strength, up 228 ticks, trading at 96,740. Notes and bonds, lower price, higher yield, 10-year note, negative 4 ticks, $122.24, 30-year bond, negative 10 ticks, $145.26. Goal contract, pulling back a bit after yesterday's increase in price, today we got it down $14.1295 on the dot and oil, up 27 cents, trading at 5853. We'll start things off, we'll jump over to the futures markets, and we'll start it off with the Dow. So quite a spike as we were at highs, about 6 a.m. this morning, of 25,827, so more than 100 points of where we're trading at right now. We bounced down to a low just prior to 7 a.m. this morning, and we're approaching that same level. At the Dow futures, trading 25,713. S&P's pretty similar story, about 6 a.m. this morning, we trade from 2824 down to about 2811, currently just above that level with the S&P June contract, trading at 2813. Nasdaq 100, again much the same, 6 a.m. this morning, trading at 7318. We trade down to a low, just in the last 15 minutes or so, trading at 72,72, just above that level, 72,85 in the Nasdaq 100. Crude contract with some volatility as well this morning, about 5 a.m. we're trading at 5865. You have crude trade all the way down to almost $58, missed it by about a penny, and we're back up 5862 in the price of April crude. Gold contract pulling back for most of the overnight session. Your highs made last night at about 330 of 1311, we're now about $15, $16 below that price level with gold trading at 1294. And Euro US dollar, Euro currently trading 113 on the dot. What else you have happening this morning? GE getting a bit of a rebound as their CEO sees the power business bouncing back next year, they're going to burn about $2.7 billion in 2000, no excuse me, they, yes, burned 2.7 in 2018. It could be worse in 2019, but nonetheless, 2020, they might be positive. And GM on that news, pulling back a bit, it wasn't positive. Stay tuned, folks, come back at 10 o'clock with Tom. Have a great day.