 Good morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFN Headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, 10 a.m. Eastern Time on Wednesday, 30 minutes into the trading day, and we have markets starting off relatively calm but in negative territory. Right now you get the NASDAQ, negative 11 points, trading at 75.64, S&Ps currently negative by 5, trading at 27.84, and the Dow, negative by 20 points, trading at 25,787. You have the Russell, 2,000, negative 3 points. That actually leading the way down about 2 tenths of a percent. Starting things off, let's take a look at the VIX this morning. As we've had a relatively calm market yesterday, not too much action. Of course, on Monday we had a slide to the downside. You saw the VIX spiking to 16.98. Right now, right at about 15.05 on that volatility index. Let's jump over to the NADEX platform, take a look at some of the futures markets starting off the trading day. We pop a bit higher, 8.30, and why not? We'll jump over right now. Payrolls number, 183,000 was the number that came in for private payrolls. The estimate of about 185,000. Pretty close to that number. January's count revised up sharply, though, from 2.13 all the way, yes, from an initially reported 2.13 up to 300,000. That news coming out, that's the spike you're going to see at 8.30. From there, we're right back at those levels, though. The Dow trades all the way up to 25,829 just before the market opened, and then we're selling off a bit, only about 50 points back to that level, 25,771. NASDAQ 100, much the same. There's your spike on payrolls back to this level, 7153. S&Ps actually below that level now, currently trading at 2783, almost a 10-point slide, just in about the last 40 minutes. Crude oil with some volatility. We're going to get the EIA number tonight. We got the API number last night, and there's your volatility on that number, and we'll see how that shakes out. 10.30 will be on there for that number. You've got Crude trading 55.72. Gold contract trading at 12.86. We were up there last night at about 12.91, and Euro, right above that 113 mark, you get the Euro trading 113.10. In terms of what else you have happening, yesterday, tough day for GE, as they report that they are going to be cash flow negative, quite a pop on that number, and then this morning, still down about 4.3%, and that's after getting a little bit of a pop on that market open. Stay tuned. We come back at 10 o'clock with Tom. We get those Crude oil inventory numbers at 10.30, and of course, we have Fast Market by TD Ameritrade, Thinkorswim at 11, with Kevin Higgs, Tom White, and the team over there. Of course, Basil Chapman, Steve Rhodes, Dave White, Tom O'Brien, all this afternoon. Stay tuned, folks. Have a great Wednesday.