 TfNN, headline news update. Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TfNN, 3 PM Eastern time on Thursday, final hour of the trading day. And we got markets in negative territory, down negative 360 points right now, trading 24,272 S&Ps, negative by 39, trading at 2900 on the dot, NASDAQ, negative by 77 points, trading at 8835 in the Russell, leading the way down, as it had on the way up in the last few days, Russell negative 44 points or 3.2% in the red, trading at 1316. We'll start things off. We're gonna start it off with the VIX this afternoon. The market pulling back a bit, the VIX reaching 3054 on Tuesday for the Volatility Index this afternoon, 3472 right now on the Volatility Index. Jumping over to the charts, we'll start things off and we're gonna start it off with the indices. We'll start it off with the Dow, 24,157, last night at midnight, Europe as high as 24,789, so about 600 points below that price level. NASDAQ 100 trending lower for most of the day, we were as high as 9144, you're trading 200 points below that level at 8920 right now in the NASDAQ 100. We get the two biggest of the giants this afternoon with Apple and Amazon coming up with their earnings after the bell, S&P's trading at 2890, we were up as high as 2964. So put things, you're 75 S&P points above where we, excuse me, below where we were at midnight Eastern time. How about crude in the last hour, crude at 215 accelerating from 1690, we're now trading at 1884 in the price of June crude, gold contract trading at 1691 right now falling from about 1730 early this morning and natural gas catching a bid at 193.78. In terms of the news of the day, weekly jobless claims, 3.84 million, you add up the six weeks were at 30.3 million for weekly jobless claims, quite a number. After the bell tonight, as we said, Amazon and Microsoft, both of those companies trading positive in a negative market, you have Amazon shares up 2.1% right now at 1424 and you have Apple shares up 1.2% at 291. And if you jump over to that analyze tab, Apple looking for an $11 and 28 cent expected move for implied volatility, Amazon, how about $128 move for implied volatility. Stay tuned folks. Tom's doing his webinar right now for timing the trade. So Steve Rhodes filling in for the hour live from three till four. We'll be right back.