 Good afternoon, everybody, I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN, 3 p.m. Eastern time on Thursday, final hour of the trading day. And we got markets in positive territory, S&Ps up 20 points right now at 2809, you get the Dow up 215 at 23,572, NASDAQ up 55.8693, we'll start things off, we're gonna jump over to the VIX this afternoon, the VIX trading 40.07 as this market volatility persists. Jumping over to the charts, we'll start things off with the Dow 30, 23,571, we're as high as 23,769, just before 11 a.m. The lows are about two o'clock, so in the last hour, we traded from about 23,375, or almost 200 points above that level, 23,569. S&P 500 trading at 2808, and in the last about hour, there it is, we're up almost 25 S&P points from that low made at 27,85. NASDAQ 100 trading at 86,94, the lows were almost 100 points, 86,09. Crude oil, $16.90, we're above $18 briefly at about 11 a.m., currently trading at 16,91. And gold pulling back from the highs it made earlier at about 11 a.m. as well, we're up at 17,63, currently trading 17,47. Natural gas inventories this morning at 10.30 a.m., you see the fall off from 192, we're down 10 pennies from that price level at 18,194. In terms of news items out there driving the action, weekly jobless claims this morning, 4.4 million, the five week total, now 26 million, quite a number. And if you put that in context, folks, the unemployment insurance claims the last five weeks clears all the jobs created since November of 2009, that's 22 million jobs, quite a number. Target on Monday, excuse me, Target today, talking about Cyber Monday sized online sales boom, 7% increase in same store sales, but that coming with selling a lot of lower margin items, Target really accelerated lower pre-market, paired some of those losses were at 104.74 in Target shares. Stay tuned, folks, Tom O'Brien coming up live right after the break from three till four. Dow Jones up 225, S&P is positive by 18, NASDAQ positive by 61. Stay tuned, folks, Tom O'Brien coming up right now.