 TFNN, headline news update. Good morning everybody, I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN, 9 a.m. Eastern time, Wednesday morning, 30 minutes to go until the opening bell. And why not? We've got another positive market. We've given back some of those gains in the last few minutes though. Right now the S&Ps holding on to 25 positive points. I have a daily chart up here. Let's get it down to a 15 minute to see the action overnight. There's your close yesterday, the market sells off. You trade higher overnight, reaching a high in the S&Ps of 3,035 at about 5.15 a.m. Eastern time. You see the 10 point drop off at about 8.45. That's again a 15 minute bar. So between 8.45 and 9 o'clock when I came on the air, the S&Ps trading down about 10 points giving back, but still up nearly 9.10% in the green in the S&Ps trading at 3,020. And that having to do with, let's jump over to the headline of the day, the EU unveiling a plan to borrow 750 billion euros, that number about 823 billion US dollars to aid economic recovery, the market liking to see stimulus in the EU. The biggest loans and grants going to Italy and Spain, the hardest hit. Also headlines, Hong Kong police overwhelm protesters now crying independence. Headlines will persist out of Hong Kong, I imagine. We'll keep our eye on how that plays out, but with the EU stimulus in mind, we'll jump over to the charts. There's a chart of the S&P. You see the action yesterday, we charge higher overnight. As I mentioned, 3,035, the high just offered at 3,021. There's your NASDAQ 100, quite a different story in the NASDAQ. We had highs at about 6 a.m., but we're now back to where we were. Just at about 8 o'clock last night, you back it up to the close, we're at the lows that we had last night in the NASDAQ 100. Dow 30, different story, Boeing higher, Boeing has a story, they're going to be having significant layoffs, market may be liking that. Boeing trading higher with the Dow, Dow 25, 315. There's your Euro, Euro trading higher versus the dollar on the stimulus as well. Right at 110, we were at about 109.40. Go contract trading lower, it's 16.90 so far this morning, and there's your crude oil chart, crude trading a bit lower with the market. That's a five minute chart, I believe, yes, for crude trading a bit lower with the market in the last 15 minutes to 33.45. In terms of what else we have happening in the market, you have President Trump threatening to close down social media platforms after Twitter fact check claims on mail-in voting fraud. The one thing I found interesting out of this may be a little backfire. I actually did not know that five states already basically conduct all mail voting, as it's called, Colorado, Hawaii, Oregon, Utah, and Washington. There we go, I learned something new, thanks. Stay tuned folks, Larry Pezzavento, live with Trade What You See. He's coming up next, we'll be right back.