 TFNN, headline news update. Good morning everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN, 9am Eastern Time Thursday morning as we come after that Christmas holiday. And I hope everyone had a Merry Christmas and markets starting off to the positive side right now. We have futures right now, positive Dow futures positive by 27 points trading $28,535, S&P positive by 4 points trading at $3230, NASDAQ futures positive by $14, trading at $87,44. We jump over to things in the morning and the VIX, we start things off. We almost made it to record territory this morning as we started things off. VIX this morning trading at $1269, very little volatility as you may expect in a market that's almost at record territory. We'll jump over the indices, we'll start things off, we'll start it off with the Dow. And actually before we do, weekly jobless claims just coming in at $830, that putting a little bit of volatility in the market. Weekly jobless claims coming in at $222,000 for the week ended December 21st. That's a decrease of $13,000. The number economists had been looking for is $224,000. So the economy marches on. Jumping back to the charts, you'll see that volatility coming in between $8,830. Dow Jones trading $28,531 right now, NASDAQ 100, a little bit of a spike up to almost $8750, currently trading $8742, S&P 500 as I mentioned almost made it up to record territory. I believe record is $3234, made it to $3232 this morning. Crude oil market $61.18, not a bad price in the price of crude. And how about gold catching quite a bit this morning? Gold made it above $1,500 Friday for the first time in a couple months. You have the February gold contract trading at $1,512.91 right now, and the Euro-US dollar volatility as well right under $111, trading at $110.99. In terms of what else you have in the market, record online sales give US holiday shopping season a boost as the holiday season has wrapped up. We may see some returns now, how that shapes into the retail sector, but overall holiday sales, excluding all autos, excuse me, rose 3.4% and that keeping in mind almost a week shorter because of the late Thanksgiving Day holiday. In terms of what else you have happening fundamentally around the market, weekly mortgage applications pull back as rates edge towards 4%, so weekly applications refinance loans fell 5% from the previous week, but were still 128% higher than the same week one year ago. Stay tuned folks, coming back at 10 o'clock with Tom, live programming all day at TFNN. We'll be right back folks. Larry Pezzimento coming up right now.