 Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, 1 p.m. Eastern Time on Monday. Three hours left to go in the trading day. We got markets near flat territory. S&Ps, negative by four points, trading at 29.66. NASDAQ, negative by eight points right now, trading at 8,049. The Dow up 11 points, trading at 26,828. Oil trading to the downside, a buck 27 in the red, trading at 53.43. We've got the dollar index up 178 ticks at 98.479. Note and bond market closed today for the holiday. We'll jump right into it with the charts of the indices. We'll start off with the S&P 500. S&P 500, you could call it almost the laggard of the three. You'll see where we were for the highs Friday coming into the close of about 29.92. Actually made it down early this morning to 29.54. We've bounced a bit 29.67. Compare that to the Dow, though, where we were. We'll back this up in terms of where you were Friday. And you can see that we're almost at that level much closer in terms of 100 points in the Dow versus 24 in the S&P, Dow trading 26,786. There's your NASDAQ 100. There's Friday's slide off as well. We were above 7,900 before that, made it all the way to almost 7,800. We're now trading 7,856. There's your crude oil pullback, quite a decline. We closed out last week at almost $55. We opened Sunday night with actually a print of $54.89 and we traded below $53 briefly. Currently trading $53.46. Goal contract was above 1,500 earlier this morning. Currently trading at $14.97 and the Euro-US dollar trading at 1,1028. In terms of what is driving this market, the early negative action in the market had to do with the details coming out between the potential trade deal between Phase 1, they call it, between China and the US. China, though, wanting another round of talks before signing Phase 1 of the trade deal, that hitting the markets this morning. Then you also have the news of Secretary Mnuchin saying that the tariffs are coming in December if there's no China trade deal. So those hitting the market. In other news, Facebook loses some of their partners in their quest for Libra as they lose eBay, Visa, Mastercard and Stripe jumping ship. Not that that really is hitting Facebook right now. Facebook down a bit, but you could say it's down with the Nasdaq being down. Facebook trading 60 cents in the negative or about a third of a percent. We'll finish it up with the VIX as we have a little bit of volatility, but markets calmness under 15 now at 1493. Stay tuned folks. Steve Rhodes back today. He'll be live one till two. Dave White live at two o'clock. Tom O'Brien live at three. Stay tuned folks. We'll be right back.