 And the tiger financial news network. Good morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN 10 a.m. Eastern Time Thursday morning. We're 30 minutes into the trading day and you got markets accelerating right now off of a low of just above 3940 in the S&Ps. And we are now positive by eight points in the futures. And you're talking about a pop right now approaching almost a full 1% from where we were. The lows just after the open were now charging higher. Solid 35 points off of that low. We made just 25 minutes ago. S&Ps up by about 10 points on the session or a quarter percent. Nasdaq 100 barely in the green, but the Nasdaq 100. You just traded from a price point of 12,110. You're up 100 and 10 points or so from that level. You're talking about almost a 1% pop. We got volatility everywhere. The Dow charges higher by 116 points. Look at the Russell. Look at the Russell move from 1832. This is all on the open, man. We're going to go over. We got a lot of economic numbers before the open retail sales. Initial jobless claims out as well. But boy, this market rocketing off the open right now. Bitcoin up 200 bucks. Ethereum completes their merger up $11. Gold having a tough one right now under 1700. But gold catching a little bit of a bid with the market over the last 20 or 25 minutes. Silver is flat at 1956. And we jump to notes and bonds. The lower price, higher yield, folks. You got the tenure right now. 3.44% 3.44% just off of the lows made earlier. We jump over to some of those headline numbers. Retail sales out this morning. Overall numbers rising 0.3% in August. I think they were looking for a decline of 0.1%. July retail retail sales revised a bit lower to a 0.4% decline. Eight of the 13 retail categories grew last month, including a surge in sales at auto dealers. When you talk about declines, you saw furniture stores, health and personal care stores and non-store retailers decline. The value of sales at gas stations slumped again. Excuse me, not too surprising there. We jump over to the other employment number out today. Initial jobless claims. You're talking about 213,000. The market was looking for about 227,000. Healthy economy. People got jobs, man. You can't deny that one. That number out at 830 as well. It's going to be an interesting one, folks. Markets in positive territory. We got two-way moves. Our man Basil Chapman's out today. Send him some white light, folks. He's feeling a little bit under the weather. He hopes to be back even tomorrow. But Jacob Shu, he is filling in for Basil. Coming up live next for the Tiger Technicians Hour. Stay tuned, folks. Have a great one.