 Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Tommi O'Brien, company alive from TFNN Headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida. 12 noon Eastern time on Wednesday. Four hours left to go on the trading day. Two hours left to go until we get a Fed decision. Two and a half hours until a press conference with Chairman Powell. 2.30 pm Eastern time. The market awaiting that news. The market not looking for any rate cuts this meeting, but are looking for a rate cut next month in terms of July 31st. Really, they'll be looking at what is in that statement and what does Chairman Powell have to say at that press conference. Coming into that news, we got pretty calm market. S&P is negative by 2 points. Trading at $29.24. We got the Dow positive by 45. Trading at $26,510. The NASDAQ positive by 4 points. Trading at $79.57. Dollar index. Negative 203 ticks. $96.950. Notes and bonds. Dollar price. Higher yield. 10-9 ticks. $127.06. 30-18 ticks. $154.14. Gold contract. Negative $2 at $13.48. 60. Come 2 o'clock. We're going to see some volatility no matter what happens in bonds, in gold, in the currencies. Let's start it off. We'll jump over to the forex market. We'll start it off with the S&P. Currently trading $29.23. Lowes made just about an hour ago at $29.20. Pretty tight trading range. I think you're just going to wait and see this market kind of sputter out for the next two hours until we hit that Fed decision. NASDAQ 100. Sales offered around the opening bell. NASDAQ 100. Trading at $76.60 right now. We got the Dow 30. Trading at $26,517. Was higher briefly at around 10 a.m. this morning. Crude oil with some volatility. Check out that spike. So to bring in the fundamental news on crude, excuse me, there is your EIA number. This morning we saw a draw in crude of 3.1 million barrels. To put that in line, the estimate was coming in. They have it in there? They don't have it up there. But I believe it's far off from where we're looking. So you saw a big draw in crude of 3.1 million barrels. That explains the spike we got in terms of higher prices. But they didn't last. We spiked to a high of 54.50. We're currently trading at $53.99. And the gold contract, $13.4835 as those gold bulls and bears get ready for that Fed decision coming up at 2 o'clock as well. Stay tuned, folks. We got a man, Basil Chapman. He did his program live at 8 a.m. We're going to play that right now for you at noon for his Tiger Technicians Hour. And then we got Steve Rhodes live at 1 o'clock. Dave White live at 2 o'clock. I'm sure Dave's excited for that 2 o'clock time slot today with the Fed decision. And Tom O'Brien wrapping it up from 3 till 5. Stay tuned, folks. Have a great day.