 A Tiger, Financial News Network, EFNN, headline, news update. Good afternoon everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida. One PM Eastern time on Wednesday, three hours left to go on the trading day, and we got some volatility to the downside in the market so far. S&P is currently negative by 21 points, trading at $2,802, you get the NASDAQ negative by 75 points, trading at $7,616, and the Dow off 142 points, trading at $25,515. Notes and bonds, much the same, higher price and lower yield. Ten-year note, up 10 ticks, just ticking the nine as we speak, $124.22, 30-year bond up 23 ticks, $149.27 in the dollar index, up 100 ticks, trading at $96.325, you got oil, negative $0.49 at $59.45, and gold off $3 at $13.1130. We'll start it off, and we're going to start it off actually with those oil numbers. So this morning, 10.30 a.m. Eastern time, you had the EIA inventory numbers for crude. You saw a build of 2.8 million barrels. The estimate had been a decline of 2.5, so a lot bigger build than you would expect. That would cause prices to pull back as it's had, and to jump over. One of the things that was in this report I wanted to highlight, refinery utilization, having to do with a number of maybe fundamental factors, they expected an increase, refinery utilization decreasing 2.3. So jumping over to the charts, and we're going to start it with crude oil. So there is your gap, I'll get it on the chart, close that, excuse me, there's your gap on the inventory numbers at 10.30 this morning, so you had crude basically trading right at $60 on the spot as we came out, and in the span of about the next hour and a half, crude trades under $59 to a low of $58.81, currently trading $59.31, Dow $30, we were up there around the opening bell at highs of $25,774, we're now trading $25,538. Excuse me, well, caught in my throat, NASDAQ 100 trading at $7305, early in the session trading there $7395, so you're talking about a solid 90 points, and S&Ps as well, highs made just around the market open, we'll call it $2828, currently trading $2802, so almost a full percent from where we were trading at as the market opened this morning, and we'll see where we go from there. And to get into the rates, there's going to be the rates, no, WB maybe, I believe, there we go, so there's your 10-year folks, 2.368%, and that is a low on 12 months. Stay tuned, Steve Rhodes coming up right now with the Trader's Edge. Have a great Wednesday, everybody.