 TfNN, headline news update. Good afternoon everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming live from TfNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, 12 noon Eastern time on Friday, middle of the trading day, and we got markets right around flat territory oscillating in both directions right now. S&P is negative by one point, trading at $3,084, we've got the Dow Jones negative by 47, trading at $27,628, NASDAQ positive by 17 points, trading at $84.51, gold contract right now, negative $1 at $14.65 after quite a pullback yesterday in that gold. We've got silver, negative $0.16 at $16.85, notes and bonds, we're getting a little bit of higher price and lower yield, the 10-year up four ticks, $1.2817, the 30-year up five ticks, $1.5626, and the dollar index with some strength, up 235 ticks at $98,378. We'll start things off, we'll start it off with the news of the day. Yesterday it was all about trade optimism, today a little bit of doubt as President Trump sowing doubt on the trade talks with pushback on the tariff unwind, quote-unquote, they like to have a rollback, I haven't agreed to anything, Trump telling reporters on Friday, China would like to get somewhat of a rollback, not a complete rollback, because they know I won't do it. So the market with that in mind, jumping over to the charts and you'll see when that news hit. There it is at about 10 o'clock, you had the Dow 30 early this morning, up at $27,700 on the dot, you trade down about 150 points to a low intraday, $27,545, currently $27,591. S&P 500, there's your spike lower on that news, but the S&Ps have reclaimed all of that loss, now trading at $3,084, NASDAQ 100, $82,388, approaching the highs of the session, NASDAQ, the major index in the green as of now. Crude oil with some volatility today as well, we trade lower until about 10 a.m. And as the market had a little bit of volatility, crude trades from $55,78, we're now up approaching $1.50 from that price level, $57.23, there's your gold contract spiking higher on the news that the tariffs may not be rolled back, gold pairing some of that now, the December gold contract at $14.65, and the Euro-US dollar strength, Euro weakness today, Euro-Train 110.18. In terms of other movers out there, Disney with their earnings last night, quite a number of 4% today, but pairing some of the gains, made it up to $14184, pre-market now trading $138.24, still up, more than $5.35. Stay tuned folks, we've got to replay this hour, but Steve Rhodes live at 1 o'clock coming up, Dave White live at 2 o'clock, Tom O'Brien live at 3, we'll be right back.