 Good afternoon everybody, I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TF9 headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, 2pm Eastern time on Thursday, two hours left to go on the trading day. We have a pretty calm day in the markets out there. Right now, we've got markets in negative territory but barely. S&Ps, negative 4 points, trading at 2790, Dow Jones, negative 24 points, trading at 25960, and you get the NASDAQ basically flat, trading at 7554. Goal contract, negative about $5 on the session, trading at $1316, you got oil, up $0.15 at $0.5709, notes and bonds, lower price, higher yield, 10-year note, negative 6 ticks, $12123, 30-year bond, negative 16 ticks, $140502 and the dollar index basically flat, trading at 96060. Start off the update, let's take a look at the futures markets with two hours left to go on the trading day, and as I said, pretty tight, tame trading day all over the place. So higher end of the range, just after the opening bell, $26,020, lower end, I guess you could call it $25,920, $100 Dow points, but realistically, since at about $1130, so you're talking about the last two and a half, almost three hours, the Dow has been within a span of 40 points. That is quite a tight range for where we've usually been in the Dow. NASDAQ 100, a little bit different story, trading higher from the lows at 10 a.m. of $7,085, we're now approaching 40 points above that level, $7124 in the NASDAQ 100. S&P's near the higher end of its range as well, trading at $2792, higher the day, $2793.99, so we'll call it $2744, about two or three S&P points from this level. Low contract pulling back, we were up here at $1328 at 7 a.m. Eastern time, now $13 below that level, making a low at about $1030 this morning, just kind of hanging at that level since then. Crude oil, volatility as well, spikes to a high of $5741, trading lower in the last few minutes, $5688 in the price of April crude and Euro-US dollar, getting volatility on both sides, but kind of jumping right back to where we started all the action, 10 a.m. Eastern time, $113.70, we trade all the way up to $114.20 as we saw some dollar weakness, Euro strength, and then we flip it around, we get dollar strength, Euro weakness trades all the way back down, $113.76 on that Euro. Stay tuned folks, we got Tom O'Brien coming up live from 3-5 Eastern time, we're going to have a replay right now, the 10 a.m. show, Tom and I, and then Tom will be live from 3-5 as he wraps up this trading day. Stay tuned folks, we'll be right back.