 Good afternoon everybody, I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, one PM Eastern time on Wednesday, three hours left to go on the trading day and we got markets in positive territory. S&Ps up three points trading at $28.93, NASDAQ positive by $26, trading at $79.90 and the DAW up 96 points trading at $26,061, gold struggling a bit, off almost $5 at $12.80-$90, oil up $0.68 trading at $6208, basically flat $97.395 and notes and bonds slightly lower price and higher yield 10-year note, negative 6 ticks, $123.26, 30-year bond, negative 9 ticks, $148.15. We'll start things off, let's jump over to the futures markets. So approaching session highs intraday, we made that high at about 11 a.m. Eastern time in the S&Ps of $28.98 and we're currently at $28.93 in the S&Ps, NASDAQ 100, pretty similar story. We make a high just after 11 a.m. of $76.89, we're now about 15 points away from that level, trading $76.73 in the NASDAQ 100, there's your DAW 30, again inching up towards those intraday highs, $26,050, the high in the DAW, we're about 30, 35 points from that level. Crude oil, so we got our EIA numbers at $10.30 this morning, we saw a draw of three plus million barrels, you trade from about $61.55 prior to that number, you trade up to $62.35 for a high and we're currently trading $61.94 and gold contract, talk about struggling, right? Since about 9 a.m., we're up there at $12.92, gold, a steady decline, dipping down now $12.80105. In terms of what else you have happening, so gold trading lower, jumping over to some of the currencies, checking out the dollar, a little bit of action just in the last hour, having to do with some trade escalation of some rhetoric, you have the dollar index, spiking higher, $97.64, check out that euro, spike lower, $111.87, we get the pound right now trading at $130 on the dot basically and the yen, trading $110.14 and to get over to what's moving and shaking, there we go and it is, there we go, so you have the Chinese Commerce Minister coming back to President Trump saying Wednesday that Beijing will retaliate if they get any tariffs on that $120.01 and they will take necessary countermeasures, interesting to see at $120.02 as that trade tensions ramp up. Stay tuned folks, Steve Rhodes coming up right now, his program from 8 a.m. Dave White live at two, Tom O'Brien live at three.