 All right, good Friday morning everyone. We are on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange with Jim Kramer to talk about stocks and the markets. Jim, tax reform, we're awaiting that final version today. It is interesting that the market is anticipating and things will go well last night with actually a better situation. The market sells off. This is going to be down to the wire and I don't like the level of certainty given the fact that there are now several senators in the Republican Party or against it. I'm not saying this is going to be ACA where they failed. I am saying that the market is presuming maybe too much short term. I don't know. Ken Fisher in a really good webinar that we did talked about, don't focus on this. That tax has been, many tax increases on corporations and the market's done better on an increase than on a cut. Short term, yes. If they don't get this done and the gang of five object to this bill, there could be more volatility. Longer term focus on companies because companies are doing amazing things. Speaking of companies, how about Adobe and Costco last night? Adobe is tech so it's harder to discern but it was a fantastic quarter and what I'm hoping. I talked about with the gang, with my actionlersplus.com gang, about how we made such a big profit in Adobe. But you know what? It continued to run. Could be an opportunity if it really comes in. Costco is just to the moon. Costco at 10% comparable store sales. That is the equivalent of a boom, of an absolute boom. The new sign ups are good for the card. The gross margins are good. Costco is, I've not seen these numbers even when it was a very small company. It's remarkable. And you're right about these companies in real money this morning so some great analysis. Yeah, thank you. And what's important for people to recognize, I've been following Costco since it came, well, since it became public. And it's mesmerizing how good they really are. Adobe, Shantanu Narayan has done, he's made that company into a cloud company. And I just lament that we didn't hold on to it, but we're going to address the situation when the year comes. Now, speaking of the cloud, some investors were worried about Oracle's cloud revenue. Is the stock declines overblown? I think they are. I think that you, they had been very bullish about the cloud. And then they did this bring your own license, so to speak, which was not a bad idea. But what they're saying is, look, we'll give you a good deal on on-premises. Don't leave us. We'll give you a good deal on cloud. If you look at the whole company in entirety, the revenue growth was very strong. It's not an expensive company. The narrative may not have been as told as well. Safra Katz, who's just fantastic, did really put a damper on things when she gave her outlook. Because it was stark versus previous years. But I would say stay tuned to what Mark Hurd tells CNBC later today at 11. Because I think it's going to be more positive than the way that the story's been framed. Meemaw Jim, the CSX CEO taking a medical leave. How worried should we be there? Well, I said this morning that Union Pacific is the one to buy. I don't think that CSX was a not well-run company. It's better run. And the company stock moved up about 25% when Hunter Harrison was appointed. So it's reasonable for it to give back 10%. I continue to always like to favor the fundamentals. Union Pacific is a good company. Archim, who do you have on med money on this Friday? Okay. We have Atlassian, which is a fantastic tech company. Symbol Team, by the way. Enterprise Software, I've wanted them on for a very long time. And then to get a perspective on health care, a lot of people are interested in United Health. What about Aetna? Look at Centine, C&C. Michael Nydorf was very prescient about ACA. He is a man who can get, he and United Health, if they were running our health care system in our country, everything would be much more under control. Watch what Michael has to say tonight. He is very, very cogent about what's going on in health care in the country. Alright, that's tonight. 6PM Eastern on med money. Jim and I are going to continue the conversation. A lot more to discuss, including net neutrality. Oh, yeah. Join us on actionalertsplus.com.