 Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, company alive from TFNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, 2 p.m. Eastern Time on Tuesday, two hours left to go on the trading date. We've got markets in negative territory, S&Ps right now, negative by 19 points, trading at $29.33, get the Dow off 114 points, trading $26,612, and the Nasdaq, negative by 80 points, trading at $79.25. Gold contract, up $8.00 at $14.26. We've got oil up 12 pennies, $58.01. We'll get the API number tonight, $4.30 Eastern Time, EIA inventory number tomorrow, $10.30 a.m. Eastern Time for recruit. Ten-year note, up six ticks, $128.04, 30-year, up 15 ticks, $155.28, and the dollar index, up $148 ticks, at $95.635. We'll start things off and we're going to start it off with the news of the day going on right now. So you have Fed Chairman Powell, he is making a speech, already made his speech actually, to the, he's making a speech on discussion of the economic outlook and monetary policy of the council on foreign relations in New York City. That speech taking place at one o'clock, he's taking some questions right now as we speak to fast forward to some of the remarks that he had for one o'clock. I'll scroll up. So there are some takeaways. Being very closely to the remarks he made last week's press conference, uncertainty over global growth linked to international trade disputes is causing the Fed to consider cutting interest rates. Still, Powell makes clear in two ways that a rate cut at the July 30th to 31st FOMC meeting is not a done deal. So with that in mind, the market having that in front of it, Powell is still taking questions, we'll jump over to the charts. Dow 30, currently near the session lows trading $26,628, dipped briefly below at about one o'clock, right on those remarks becoming public. Excuse me, S&P 500, much the same. We get a spike right at one o'clock when his public remarks become, when his remarks become public, the S&P sitting right back at that level 2932, NASDAQ 100, 7659, you can see the spike on all of the indices right at about one o'clock when those remarks became public. Crude oil, right above $58.501. Gold contract with some volatility on the Fed speak as well was up there at 1440. Just four hours ago, you have gold trade down $25 to 1415 back up to 1427. Gold with some volatility. That seems to be this case for sure. And the Euro US dollar as we get some currency action on Chairman Powell and also you had Fed Governor Bullard out there talking about 50 basis points being not in the cards as in, if anything, it's going to be 25 basis points. So lots to digest on the Fed speak arena. Stay tuned, folks. We're going to man Dave White coming up right now with the power trading hour should be interesting with chairman Powell out there still taking questions. Tom O'Brien live from three till five. Have a great Tuesday.