 TFNN, headline, news update. Good morning everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, 10 a.m. Eastern time Wednesday morning, 30 minutes into the trading day and we got markets right around flat right now. We were positive coming into the opening bell, little bit of a sell-off happening at 9.30 a.m. as markets open. Right now the S&P is negative by one point, trading at 32.77, get the Dow positive by 50, trading at 28,772, NASDAQ positive by five points, trading at 92.74, gold up $2 at 15.72, oil pulling back sharply off 12 cents, but you'll see the chart when we pull it up in a moment. We were above $54 at one point, now trading 53.37. We get EIA inventory numbers a half hour from right now. Tom and I will be on the air for those. Notes and bonds, we got some higher price and lower yield, the 10-year up 10 ticks at 130.29, the 30-year bond up 23 ticks at 162.02 and the dollar index up 108 ticks at 98, 126. We'll start things off, let's jump over to the indices. We'll start it off with the Dow and there's your sell-off. We were up to 28,885 and we're dropping, we're dropping fast from that opening bell. Now trading at 28,716, it's a solid 170 Dow points from where we are at early this morning. There's your S&Ps. We open the day at about 32.90 and just like that, we've shaved 14 S&P points off of that level. S&Ps now in the negative for the day, 32.75. NASDAQ 100, around the opening bell, 91.57. We're now under 91.00 at 9,092 and dropping as we speak. Crude oil, as I mentioned, only off about 15 cents on the session, but we were as high as 54.35. We're now trading at 53.08 in the price of crude. There's your gold contract trading inverse to the market, gold at 15.72, session highs as we speak, and the euro US dollar right at about 110, we'll call it one, there it is, 110 on the dot. What else we have? Apple earnings after the bell last night, quite a number across the board. Revenue, 91.8 billion, not bad, taking in more than a billion dollars a day in 90 days. The big beat iPhone revenue, 55.96 billion versus only an expectation of 51.62, actually missed on the services, 12.7 versus 13.07, and to see how Apple is trading this morning, up 2.2% from the close yesterday, big week of earnings. Stay tuned, folks. Come back with Tom live programming all day at TFNM, we'll be right back.