 Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TfNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, 2 p.m. Eastern time on Wednesday, two hours left to go on the trading date, and we got markets hanging around negative territory. S&P is negative 12 points, trading at 2810. NASDAQ currently negative by 45 points, trading at 76.45, and the Dow negative by 53 points, trading at 25603, notes and bonds, higher price, lower yield, 10-year note, up five ticks, 12418, 30-year bond up 20 ticks, 14923, got some negative action in gold, negative $6, 1309 on the dot and oil, negative 54 pennies at 5940. We'll start things off. Let's jump over to the futures markets. We'll start it off with the S&P, so volatility in both directions today. Quite a sell-off. We were at 930 at 2830 in the S&Ps. We're at that same exact level at 1030, and from there, the escalation began to the downside. We trade from 2828 to a low of 2792. So you're talking about 36 S&P points from high to low in the span of only about an hour and a half. From there, though, quite a bounce, going from 2792 up to 2809, 17 S&P points right in the middle of that trading range. NASDAQ 100, pretty similar story. We trade from 7395 down to 7278. You're talking about more than 110 NASDAQ 100 points, but from there, we trade from 7278. We're up a solid 50 points to 7331. Dow 30 in the middle of its range throughout the day, trading at 25616. Crude oil, we got the EIA numbers this morning. We saw a build of about 2 million barrels versus an estimate of a decline. More oil in the market. Prices trade lower. 5945 in the price of crude. Gold contract. We had quite a little sell-off at 940 a.m. Eastern time this morning. We're trading at 1316. We spiked down to 1309. We've kind of just been hanging at that level for most of the day, 1309, 14 in gold, and Euro trading, 112.55. In terms of what else you have happening out there, notes and bonds. Quite the story. And there is US 10-year Treasury yield touches new 14-month low as the yield curve continues to flatten. So it's a great graphic here. The red line here is our current data in terms of your three-month, okay, and we'll get the numbers right here, your three-month, where are they? There you go. That's the 10-year, 2.381, the three-month 2.45. Pretty remarkable. 2.38% on the 10-year. Stay tuned, folks. Dave White coming up right now at the Power Trading Hour. Have a great Wednesday.