 Good Thursday morning everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN 9am Eastern Time. We got about 30 minutes to go until the opening bell and you got markets popping in the pre-market. We're right back to the highs of yesterday's session. You check out the S&P Futures. You were down to a price point of about $5,090 overnight. And since then, we've surged higher. You got S&Ps right now trading up by 20 points. That's about four tenths percent in the positive, trading at $51.32. NASDAQ 100, pretty similar action. You trade lower overnight. We pop into yesterday's high, NASDAQ 100, we're up by about six tenths percent, $18,147. You get the Dow right now. Up by 95 points, $38,800 and the Russell right now, up by about 10 points. That's half a percent in the positive. Bitcoin, a little bit of volatility on Tuesday. Yesterday, you chop around near $68,000. We're right back at that price point, $67,650, down about $100 on the session. Crude this morning, backing off from the highs of yesterday, we hit $80.67 for the high of yesterday. This morning, we're down a bit, still trading at $78.59, relatively high recently for the price of crude. Jump over to gold. Boy, this gold rally, man. Watch out. Now we got an ECB decision. They hold rates the same this morning. That decision was out at 8.15 a.m. Eastern time. You have a press conference with the guard. That's going on right now as we speak, putting a little bit of volatility into the currencies, a little bit of volatility into yield, into commodities, of course, as is usually the case. Gold, up by about $6 at $21.64. You just hit $21.72 on a little bit of volatility to the upside as gold continuing to trade higher. And notes and bonds continuing to trade to higher price and lower yield as well. We get Chairman Powell. He'll be in front of the Senate today. He was in front of the House yesterday. The tenure, up by seven ticks at $111.22. That is correlating to a 10-year yield of approaching 4.07%, as yields continuing to drop. You jump over to the dollar index. As you have lower yields, you've had a weaker dollar. We hit a low this morning of $103.14. The dollar index we're currently trading at $103.26. Now, as I mentioned, you got an ECB decision out there adding a little bit of volatility to the dollar. And there's your ECB euro volatility right now. As you have the euro spiking down to $108.70, you're at $108.80. We get a lot to talk about, folks. Stay tuned. I'm coming back from the morning market kickoff. S&Ps up by $20. Stay tuned, folks. I'll be back in three minutes. Don't go away.