 Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TF9 headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida. 1 p.m. Eastern time on Wednesday, three hours left to go on the trading day. We've got markets hanging around positive territory right now. S&P's up 24 points, trading at 31 at 15. You get the Dow up 201 points, trading at 27,703. NASDAQ up 52, trading at 85,72. Oil, quite a day to the upside, up $2.39 right now, trading at 58,49. We had inventory numbers this morning. You saw a draw of more than 3 million barrels and the market just continues to march higher. Notes and bonds, we're getting some lower price and higher yield today. The 10-year off 18 ticks at 129.15, the 30-year off a full 0.11 ticks at 158.24, and the dollar index off 103 ticks at 97.635. We'll start things off. We'll start it off with a chart of the VIX this afternoon. Quite a reversal from yesterday. Yesterday, market escalating to downside. We saw 17.99 to start off a print early yesterday. This afternoon, we almost got into 13 territory. We were as low as, let's see, where were we? 14.14, currently trading 14.47. Checking out some of the indices. We'll jump over the charts. We'll start it off with the Dow. You can see the rise early this morning on the report that a China trade deal may still be in the works. You have the Dow trading 26,695. That's about 300 points from where we were trading overnight. NASDAQ 100, much the same. Markets trade higher from a low overnight of 82.22, now trading 83.04. S&P 500, trading at 31.14. You see the acceleration overnight. We were sitting at about 30.82. We're now trading a solid 30 plus S&P points above that price level. We'll back crude up a bit. Quite a run in the price of crude. Check that out. So you back it up to early this morning. We had crude trading at $56.28. We're now a solid $2.10 pennies above that at $58.37. There's your gold contract trading inversely with the market on the report of the China trade optimism. You had gold almost as high as $14.90, currently trading at $14.79, and the euro-US dollar trading at $1.1077. In terms of what else you have happening in the market, we got payroll numbers this morning, $67,000 for the month of November. That is ADP private payrolls, quite a miss from the estimate of $150,000, and that ahead of Friday's non-farm government payroll numbers. Stay tuned, folks. Steve Rhodes coming up live at 1 o'clock. Dave White live at 2. Tom O'Brien live at 3. We'll be right back.