 Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, one PM Eastern time on Thursday, three hours left to go on the trading day, and we have markets right near flat territory. S&P's in negative territory, minus three points trading at 2811, Dow positive by 12 points trading at 25,715, and the NASDAQ positive by one point, trading at 76,44. Quite a day for gold to the downside, off $14, trading at 12,95. You've got the oil contract up 32 cents, trading at 58,58, notes and bonds, lower price, higher yield, 10-year note, negative 4 ticks, $1.2223, 30-year bond minus 18 ticks, $1.4518, and the dollar index up 238 ticks, trading at 96,750. We'll start things off. Let's jump over to the futures markets. We'll start it off with the S&P. So a little bit of volatility in both directions, right? You have the highs still last night at about six in the morning for the S&P's, that number 2624. We fast forward to the opening bell at around 930. The S&P's trading almost basically right where we're trading at right now, 2815 in that S&P June contract. NASDAQ 100, pretty similar story. Highs pre-market at about 6 a.m. of 7317 and the NASDAQ basically sitting right where we opened at as well, 7285. Dow 30, 25,749. We'll find that opening bell. There's basically your 930 bar sitting right where we were at 25,747. Gold contract trading lower for most of the overnight session. We made highs towards the end of the day yesterday at about 330 Eastern time, 1311. And from there, you have gold trading south. We made a couple lows on the day, 1292.65 being the low just after the market opened. You have gold trading a bit higher as we speak, 1295.85. Crude oil, 58.58. We got a little bit of an acceleration yesterday in price backing up. There's our Wednesday action. We got our EIA numbers. We'll find 1030 on the chart right about here, trading at 5780. From there, we trade higher. 5857 and Euro US dollar currently right under 113 trading at 11299. In terms of what else you have happening out there, GE, talking about that they're going to burn through $2 billion worth of cash this year, 2019. Quite a number, but there may be hope in 2020, their CEO talking about and GE getting a bit of a pop up 3% trading at 1034. Stay tuned, folks. Steve Rhodes coming up right now at the Traders Edge. Dave White live at two o'clock. Tom O'Brien live at three. Have a great Thursday.