 Good morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TF9 headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida. 10 AM Eastern time on Friday, 30 minutes into the trading day. We got markets starting off in pretty substantial negative territory. All the indices down about 1% so far. You get the Dow down 274 points, trading at $25,688. S&Ps down 27 points, trading at $28,28, and the NASDAQ, negative 86 points, trading at $77,52. We'll start things off this morning. Let's take a look at that, VIX, Volatility Index. Getting a little bit of negative action in the market, seeing a spike above 15 for the first time in a while to pull this back even just on a daily basis to see where we are. And it wasn't that long, I guess, but you bring it back. We're talking about where were we? March 8th since the last time we climbed, $15,27 on that VIX currently. Going over to some of the markets. We'll start it off with the Dow. So we were coming into the market open, and there is your 940, so there's your 930 opening bell bar. We're trading $25,901 for the high there, currently trading $25,737. NASDAQ 100, spiked to $75,10 right after the opening bell. From there, you trade from $75,10 all the way down in the span of like 25 minutes to $74,42. Talking about $70, NASDAQ 100 points, currently trading $74,57. S&Ps, trade lower off to the opening bell as well. Was up there at $28,50, spiked to a low just a few minutes ago of $28,31, talking about almost 20 S&P points in the span of about 20 minutes. Crude oil, trading a bit lower as well. We were up there hovering around $60. Currently, you have Crude trading at $58,79. Gold contract as you got an acceleration in the market to the downside. Gold getting a little bit of a spike higher. You have Gold trading at $13,367. And Euro US Dollar, trading $1,1304. What else you have happening out there? Pretty interesting when you take a look. So the bond market flashing its biggest recession signal since before the financial crisis. Pretty remarkable. The spread between the three month and the 10 year Treasury note has fallen below 10 basis points. I believe that just went negative too as that happens. So you're able to get a higher interest rate on a three month contract versus a 10 year, an inverted yield curve. Pretty remarkable. Other stocks out there. You got Nike falling back and you got Boeing pulling back as well as they are already losing billions of dollars of orders, let alone the plethora of stories out there. None of them good. Boeing, down about 2%, $366. Nike, down about 5%, $84. Stay tuned. Come back at 10 o'clock with Tom live programming all Friday till four. Have a great day everybody.