 TfNN, headline news update. Good afternoon everybody, I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TfNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, 1pm Eastern time on Monday, three hours left to go on the trading day. We've got markets hanging around positive territory, S&Ps right now, positive by eight points, trading at $29.49, we've got the NASDAQ right now up 22 points, trading at $81.69, Dow Jones up 32 points, trading at $26,576. We're still big in earning season, after the bell tonight, we get the, I was going to say Google, Alphabet, the parent of Google, after the close tonight, tomorrow, Apple. And continuing in the week, Wednesday we get a Fed decision, that meeting starting tomorrow and Friday we get jobs data for last month, this month. Jobs data for April should be quite an action-packed week. With that in mind, jump over to the futures markets. We'll start it off with the Dow, as we get up there. So we're nearing the high where we were at about 4am this morning, $26,577 was the high in the Dow, we're currently about 20 points from that level, $26,555, pretty tight trading range, all things considered the low being $26,484, should be only talking about 70 Dow points. NASDAQ 100, up approaching that high as well, we just got above that level briefly in the last 10 minutes, $78.61 being the high, currently trading $78.56, low of the day, about 7am, $78.28, S&Ps, now far above that high that we made the high overnight, $29.46, we're now 3 points above that level, trading $29.49 just off the high as we made a few minutes ago. Crude oil didn't take long to bounce off of that pullback, early, early this morning, you had crude down there at $62.46, we're now a solid dollar over that level with Crude trading at $63.58, gold contract pulling back a bit, $12.80, $81, the price of June Gold and Euro US Dollar, we're seeing a little bit of dollar weakness, Euro strength, Euro trading $11.81, and one of the stories I was just reading, coming on the air prior to this, this breaking, pretty remarkable that they just don't stop in terms of the stories relating to how this is unfolded with the 737 MAX and whether I don't think it's appropriate how Boeing has behaved, but Boeing waiting until after the lion air crash to tell Southwest that the safety alert was turned off for the 737 MAX, pretty remarkable, so it just goes into the specifics of that, and if you get a chance, check it out, we'll break it down, of course, but Boeing nonetheless, pretty much flat for the day, down about 43 cents, trading at $3.80, $36. Stay tuned folks, Steve Rhodes coming up right now at the Trader's Edge, Dave White live at two o'clock with the power trading hour and Tom O'Brien live from 3.0.5. Stay tuned folks, have great money.