 Good morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TF9 headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, 10 a.m. Eastern Time, 30 minutes into the trading day on Tuesday, and we got markets slipping to negative territory. Dow Jones, negative 49 points, trading at 25,769, S&P's currently negative by 4, trading at 2788, and the NASDAQ negative by 14 points, trading at 7562. We had been flirting with some positive territory about an hour ago, and did the update at 9 o'clock. You had all those markets barely in the positive and things have reversed a bit. As we're getting some negative action in the market, starting it off, you see in the VIX, trade a little bit higher back above 15, VIX trading at 1502. Let's start it off. We'll jump over to some of the futures markets. We'll start it off with Dow 30, and so, as I said, you did get a little bit of a sell-off, but as that's happening, we're getting a bit of a pop back up to 25,800 in the Dow. We had been as high as about 25,889 at one point early, early 430 a.m. Eastern Time. NASDAQ 100, much the same, getting a little bit of a pop right now. We were down there to a low of 71,24. You're now getting a pop, trading at 71,53 in the NASDAQ 100. Jumping over to the S&Ps. Quent acceleration as well. You've seen the S&Ps trading at 27,91. We were down there at 27,84 just 10 minutes ago. Crude Oil trading above $57 briefly in the last hour. Back under that level, you have Crude trading at 56,80. Gold Contract, there's some volatility for you. Gold spiking down to 12,8304 currently. Had been as high as 12,90 late last night, and Euro US Dollar. We're getting a little bit of dollar strength. We're getting some Euro weakness. You have the Euro trade in 113,17. In terms of what else you have happening across the market, Target coming out with some good numbers as they increase same-store sales 5.3%. Always remarkable when companies of this size can increase their same-store sales big numbers. 5.3% in the market also liking digital sales, surging more than 25% for the fifth year in a row. To jump over to that chart real briefly, TGT, Target. So you have those numbers, but Target pulling back a bit. Always love these TD Ameritrade charts. You can see that conference call starting at 9 o'clock. And as the market opens, a little bit of a sell-off, Target still up about 3.5% and Kohl's as well. Trading higher up about 5%, but talk about some volatility. They start that conference call at 9 o'clock. You trade back down to almost 67 and back up 69,70 in Kohl's. Stay tuned, folks. Come back at 10 o'clock with Tom. Have a great Tuesday.