 Good afternoon, everybody, I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN, 1pm Eastern Time on Friday. We've got three hours left to go on the trading day, folks, and we've got markets in negative territory right now. We've got our man, Steve Rhodes. He's coming up live, folks, with the trader's edge. He's getting set up right now in Skype. I'm jumping in just for the one o'clock update, but Steve's coming up live next. Right now, you've got S&Ps right near session lows. We're negative 22 points right now in the S&Ps, trading at 45.08. You back things up. That's a five-minute chart. I'm going to back it up a little bit further. You back things up. We are right now trading at the lows that we saw on March 28th. We make it up to 46.31. Back to a 15-minute, quite the acceleration yesterday, and we've got three hours left to go, folks. First day of trading in April, and we're coming down about half a percent in the negative right now. But as you see, it's been all negative action since about 8.30 this morning. Commodities. We got crude under 100 bucks at 99.50. We got gold trading lower down $28 at 19.25. You got silver right now, negative 35 cents at 24.78. And we got no 10 bonds. Lower price, but pairing some of those losses, you had the 10-year down a full tick, or excuse me, down a full point, not a full tick, down a full point earlier at about 9.30. And since then, quite a rise. You're talking about 16 ticks to higher price, lower yield nonetheless. The trend, lower prices, higher yield coming at you, folks. You jump over to the VIX this morning. VIX volatility index right now back above 20 at 2064. We jump over to the headline. Jobs. You're talking about a number of 431,000 was the March payrolls. We had a revision of 95,000 for the previous month. You had those two together. It's above about the 490 that the market was looking for. Jobless rate, 3.6 percent was the unemployment rate. Wages on a monthly basis rising 0.4 percent, which was pretty much in line. Nonetheless, very strong jobs numbers this morning all considered pretty much given the Fed the green light to hike and keep hiking at 50 basis points. That's the expectation right now coming down the line. We jump around to some of the fang stocks. Apple getting taken off of JPMorgan's focus list, I believe it was, talking about potential for waning demand. Apple down 1.3 percent on that news. You had Amazon higher, still higher by 3.10 percent, but that was up to about 33.20. I think Amazon was up about 1.6 percent at one point. Russell in the positive even after giving back about 1 percent from its highs only index currently in the green. Stay tuned, folks. We got a man, Steve Rhodes. He's coming up right now with the Trader's Edge. Dave White live with a power trading hour from two till three. Tom O'Brien, my dad wraps it up live from three to four, three hours left in the day, folks, in the week. Stay tuned. Steve's coming up next.