 TFNN headline news update. Good morning everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien coming to you live from TFNN, 9 a.m. Eastern time Thursday morning 30 minutes to go until the opening bell and we got markets pulling back a bit the Nasdaq. Why not? Nasdaq holding on to positive prices so far up 44 points trading at 10,849. We have the SMPs negative by one trading at 3263. That's more than 20 points though off the highs. We had overnight of 32,8450. You're looking at a Dow negative by 34 points, 26,849. Gold contract catching a bid but off of the highs as well gold up $5 at 1870. We were a solid almost $18 above there at 1887. Silver contract off 40 cents at 2275. Notes and bonds continuing the trend higher price and lower yield look at that pop. We got weekly jobless claims folks 1.41 million we'll jump over to that in a moment but the market reacting bonds trading higher. We're right now up four ticks we'll call it at 139.21 in the 30 year. You're up a solid 18 ticks, excuse me. That was the 10 year up about four ticks at 139.21 the 30 year up 18 ticks at 18106. All right, we got to jump to the news of the day. We got a lot of news of the day folks. We had Microsoft out with their numbers last night. They're lower but they're off the lows Tesla trading higher this morning. Weekly jobless claims quite a number. So the total 1.416 million they were looking for 1.3 the worry here that's actually a rise over last week. We're not going down. We're actually ticking back up okay. So before COVID we had never had a weekly jobless claim number that exceeded 700,000. Look at these numbers folks even during worst of the worst because it would take some time to play out. You were never getting these numbers. That's the 18th, 18 consecutive week of one plus million jobs initially claimed for weekly initial jobless claims. And we're now dealing about 1.4 million remarkable numbers that number out at 830 this morning in the market reacting Microsoft Microsoft revenue grew 13% despite the coronavirus. But the cloud growth slowed to 47% man the grading curve that these tech stocks are graded on. They grew at 59% for their cloud last quarter. They only grew at 47% this quarter and Microsoft trading a little bit lower this morning. But like I mentioned they're off the lows of about 205 or 208 almost and Tesla shares this morning trading higher at 1660. We also get Intel after the bell Intel up a bit right now at 61 15 and we get the king of them all Amazon as well. Stay tuned folks Larry Pezzavento coming up live right now with trade what you see will be right back in three minutes.