 Good morning everybody I'm Tommy O'Brien coming to you live from TFNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, 10 a.m. Eastern time on Wednesday, 30 minutes into the trading day and we got markets starting off to the upside S&P reaching above 3,000 for the first time intraday. We get the Dow right now at 181 points, trading at 21, 26,965, S&P is positive by 21, trading at 3,000 on the dot right now that must be the cash, we'll pull up the future in a moment. NASDAQ up 83 points or more than a full percent, trading at 8,224 and the Russell up about 8 points, trading at 1571 just more than half a percent. So what happens today we get, we'll jump over and start it off with the news of the day as S&P 500 above 3,000 for the first time after Powell's remarks go public he is going to begin speaking right now 10 a.m. Eastern time those remarks becoming public ahead of time and those remarks hinting to the fact we'll jump to a couple headlines before we hit the charts, cross currents are weighing on the economy so the Fed will act as appropriate and as we get into that here we go. So right there about 8.30 is the bar when those become available we see the Dow pop from 26,725 we're now at 26,972, NASDAQ 100 quite an acceleration as well, 8.30 we're trading at 78,78 we're now trading 79,46 almost session highs as we speak. There's your S&P 500 made it above 3,000 just after the opening bell we were down there trading about 29,75 so you're talking about solid 30 S&P points from where we were just at 8.30 this morning before those remarks became public crude oil trading higher as well we'll get the EIA inventory number today at 10.30 a half hour from right now we got the API number last night you had oil trades from about $58 before that number we're now up a solid $1.50 from that level 59.53 gold contract reacting to Powell's remarks as well as your gold train at 13.95 at 8.30 this morning you see a spike right away up to about 14.10 and we're hanging right there at that level 14.09 and we also saw some dollar weakness Euro strength Euro at 1.1237 and we'll finish it up with a chart of the yield and we have it there it is we were sitting at 2.1 which is pretty remarkable those numbers come out you've now faded to about 2.065% on that 10-year stay tuned folks come back at 10 o'clock with our man Basil Chapman fast market at 11 Basil Chapman Steve Rhodes statewide all this afternoon never great Wednesday it's amazing