 Good morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, company live from TFNN 10am Eastern Time Update, 30 minutes into the trading day. We've got markets in positive territory, some weak retail sales numbers pointing to the economy cooling, pointing to the potential of inflation cooling and the need for the Federal Reserve to hike further, maybe not as necessary as we have the tenure. Spiking higher prices this morning with lower yield. You're talking about a 10-year yield right at 3.4% now. It was below it briefly. The 10-year, we'll jump over to the chart in a moment, but we got markets in positive territory. S&Ps up by half a percent. You're coming right into the highs we had yesterday morning at just about this time. We'll see if we can beat them or hold them or trade low. We've got the Nasdaq 100. We're up 117. That's a full percent right now. You've got the Dow up 46 and the Russell up by 18. Crude above 82 bucks. We just had a great conversation with our Matt Teddy Kegs stat at 40 past the hour last hour. If you didn't check it out, folks, you can check it out at our YouTube channel, always available. We have the dollar index lower today on lower yields. We have some Japan action in terms of their currency, but that is helping the gold contract up about $13 right now. There's your action on the 10-year. You talk about a spike. We're up a full point and one ticket, $115.22. As I mentioned right now, 3.397%. That's what I got. We got a 3.3 handle on the 10-year at $115.23. You take a look at this thing, man. It's been quite a run from $118.26. You've now broken out of this channel line. We'll see if we get a retest of it, but right now we're talking about higher price lower yield. The 30-year is up two full points and six ticks right now. We jump over to the dollar index. DXY, there's a slide for you and we'll put it on a 15-minute action. You talk about a run from almost $103 to $101.50, a full point and a half in terms of that action. Yeah, that's going to have some action across the board. As I mentioned, $1.00, man, $1.00. You talk about a pop to $131.50 on that number, but as I was talking about with Teddy, as he was pointing out, probably rightfully so, the market is aware that they will be changing policy, folks. Do I still have the chart up there? I do still have the chart up there. That's the reason why, because that's their yield on the 10-year, folks, basically at zero. Pretty remarkable. Bank of Japan keeps their rates at negative 0.1%. They're not dealing with inflation. We are, but eventually they're going to have to hike those yields. Eventually that will matter in the end. Stay tuned, folks. Basil did a show at eight. That's coming up right now. Then of course we have live programming after that. You're talking about Steve Rhodes, Bass Market, Larry Pesavento, Dave White and my dad live from three to four. Have a great Wednesday, everybody.