 Good morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN, 10 a.m. Eastern Time, 30 minutes into the trading day, and we got markets in negative territory to kick things off. Some pretty decent retail sales numbers at 8.30. We'll get into those in the moment, but you got the S&Ps right now. Negative by two-thirds percent. You're 30 points in the red right now trading at 42.78. We're about 15 points lower at about nine this morning, also at that price level at about 8.30 on those retail sales numbers. NASDAQ 100, all the markets just drifting lower on the overnight session. You're down almost 1% right now in the NASDAQ 100. You get the Dow off 160 points right now, 33,954. We jump over to commodities. Crude. You're positive 43 pennies, but boy, you're sitting right at near lows. $87 we'll call it near the dot on crude. You're positive by 43 cents by 87 bucks for crude. Pretty decent prices. Gold contract. Negative yet again this morning off about eight bucks at 17.81. We jump to notes and bonds. We got some lower price and higher yield right now. You're talking about a yield on the 10-year approaching 2.9%. We were at that level briefly on the retail sales number. Right now you're negative by 19 ticks as we approach 2.9% yield on the 10-year. We jump over to the VIX volatility index right at 20 on the dot right now. Boy, you take a look at that VIX, man. You talk about lower lows and lower highs. That is all red price action on the VIX. You're talking about folks more than two months now. We are from where we were in June, the middle of June, which correlated to the lows in the market at that time, lows of the pullback you could say. Retail sales. Jumping over to the number. We get a flat number month over month. A lot of divergence there when you talk about where the gains or the losses were. You take out gas and autos. Value of purchases rising 0.7% in July. Gas receipts having a big impact to the negative side on that. You take a look at the number. Gas stations. There's the tweet I wanted to talk about down 1.8% for the month. The previous month they were up 2.5%. Motor vehicles and parts, quite a shift as well for retail sales down 1.6% for the month of July. June was an increase of 0.5%. What was on the flip side to the positive? E-commerce up 2.7%. Building materials up 1.5%. So decent retail sales. You get the market negative by 30 points up a bit from where you were at 8.30. And we wait for the Fed minutes at 2 o'clock. Basil, he did his program at 8. We're going to play that now. Then of course, we got our man Steve Rhodes live at 11 o'clock. Fast Market at 12. They're going to have a great segment on some of the meme stocks folks. Check that out. Larry at 1. Dave White live at 2. Tom O'Brien live at 3.