 Good morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN. Tuesday morning, 9 a.m. Eastern time. We got 30 minutes to go until the opening bell, and we got markets in positive territory to kick things off, folks. You're looking at an S&P. You just gave up about 15 points, but we're still positive by more than 1%, 1.1% in the green. And boy, you look at the overnight action, man. From where we closed out yesterday's action approaching 3660, you're talking about almost 70, folks, almost 7-0. That's more than almost, I should say, 2% from the lows we had last night. We've given it back a bit, but you're still up 1.1% in the S&Ps. NASDAQ 100, you're up 1.4% right now. The Dow up 250 points, a little bit of a sell-off in the last 15 minutes or so, as the Dow loses 100 points from 29,700. We got Bitcoin up $1,000, $1,000 and 85, up 5.6%. Ethereum up 4.8%, approaching 1,400. Crude, how about a 76 handle last night? We're trading at 77.88 for the price of crude right now. Gold catches a bid up $9 to 16.42. We made a low of 16.27 overnight. Tough deal for gold continuing. Notes and bonds. We had a little bit of higher price and lower yield, but so much for that, man. As the 10-year just gave up half a point in the last 45 minutes of trading, folks. Remarkable. The volatility continuing right now in the last half hour, you got lower price and higher yield. Seems to be the trend. The 30-year negative by 11 ticks right now, you see the accelerations all over the place, man. We'll jump over to those in the show coming up at 9 o'clock, and we jump over to the VIX this morning, chopping around above 31 right now. Even with the markets accelerating higher, we see a VIX with sustained levels of 31.28. We jump around to some of the currencies, dollar index, steady near 114. We're at 113.86 right now. Excuse me, we jump to the pound, US dollar. A little bit of calmness after the volatility that ensued between Monday's action on the pound, well, 107.6, and we jump over to the euro right now, euro-US dollar. Boy, so much for parity, man. We're at 96 right now in the euro-US dollar. Should be an interesting one, folks, as we get a little bit of a bounce, but boy, you put this thing on a daily basis, right? You're talking about barely a bounce after trading from 4,300 down to 3,700, folks, and you're talking about doing that over the period of six weeks. We just traded down almost 15% in the S&P's little bit of a bounce today. We'll see if it holds. We got a hurricane coming into Tampa, man, so the plan is live programming all day today, folks. Not sure we'll be on the air tomorrow, but we'll check it out. Stay tuned. My show is coming up next. We'll be right back.