 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 Wednesday, 30 minutes into the trading day. We got markets right around flat territory. Dow Jones, positive by two points right now, trading at $26,050. Got the S&Ps, negative by one, trading at $28,84. NASDAQ, negative by 18 points, trading at $7804, and we have the Russell, basically flat at $1518. We're going to start things off this morning with the VIX, checking out that volatility index hovering right around $16,007, as we've got a little bit of upward action in the market off the opening bell. The VIX pulling back from about $1620 down to $1607. With that in mind, let's jump over to the future markets. We'll start it off with the Dow, and so there's your acceleration. From about 8 a.m., the last two hours, you've seen the Dow, was under $26,000, trading at $25,982. We're climbing about 80 to 90 points off that level, $26,066 in the Dow. NASDAQ 100, trading at $7502. We were down there overnight on a couple occasions, right around 74, 78, so you're talking about 25 NASDAQ 100 points off those lows. S&P 500, trading at $2886. 6 a.m. this morning, we're trading at about $2875, so about 11-point bounce. Gold contract, trading at $1336. Got a little life last night up to about $1342. Quite an acceleration. If you back things up to yesterday's action, that's about 6 o'clock p.m. We're trading at $1330. Make it up to $1342. Gold trading at $1336. Crude oil with some volatility as well, $52. We made it all the way down to $51.45. We've got the EIA numbers for crude inventory a half hour from right now, $1030. Euro, US dollar with some volatility, $113.17. In terms of what you have going on fundamentally in the market, this story driving a lot of the price action this morning as CPI, consumer prices, barely rise. Underlying inflation is muted. What that is pointing to is moderate inflation, which is going to increase the pressure on the Federal Reserve as if there wasn't enough already to cut interest rates this year. The market actually likened that. That's where you saw the oscillation at about $830. Where are we? There we are. Coming into the market, we trade higher off that. Rate cuts. Seems like it's coming at us. Stay tuned, folks. Come back at 10 o'clock with Tom. Blow those oil inventory numbers to $1030. Then of course we get Fast Market, TD Ameritrade, Thinkorswim, Kevin Hakes of the team at $11. Basil Chapman, Steve Brode, Steve White, Tom O'Brien all this afternoon. Stay tuned, folks. Have a great Wednesday.