 Facebook. I mean, this is a big one to watch here. Obviously, everybody's focusing on Facebook with so much in the headwinds part of things. Tell us more. Facebook reports tonight after the bell and Facebook has been selling off for the last few months. It's been weaker than the market. The market, the spy at least, which Facebook is part of has made brand new all-time highs over the last week and Facebook is nowhere near that. You, everyone knows about the negative publicity. The woman, the whistleblower that testified in Congress, that was a couple of weeks ago. They're talking about changing their name now, which I think is completely ridiculous because when you build a brand and you have the name behind it, even if you change the name, everyone's going to know it's still Facebook. Plus they're with Instagram. All the negative press makes you wonder really what's going to happen in the earnings. Now that being said, when you have a stock, you could have positive earnings and you could have the stock so off big. You could have negative earnings and you could have a stock rally. So they don't necessarily go together. I will say this. I like Facebook a heck of a lot better as a short on a countdown on earnings tonight under three 20, pretty much anywhere under three 20. If in fact it does that, that's how it, where I would love it. And I would say it's going to fall off a planet because people bought it today, the stock rally today. I don't know why anyone would buy this today. They bought it into the earnings, which was done in my opinion, even though it might rally tonight, it really was a dumb play today because the stock has been falling, falling, falling. And it's really been collapsing against a bullish market, which was a bad sign for a stock. Now Facebook has been one of the market leaders. You say, how can you have one of them? So let me jump in here. Let me jump in here, because I just want to be clear. So you're saying that it's probably a best bet to short this stock ahead of earnings now, especially since you're going to be 25. No, wait, don't do anything until the earnings. Don't do anything until after the earnings, but I'm saying. Oh, until after the earnings. I see. Okay. Because the other thing I'm glad I'm following up and asking because I just want to make sure I understand. So you get the earnings, right? And then you can short this stock. So what's interesting though is the valuation and how it's such an under performer, not only to the S and P 500, but also how about against Google? They're talking about it being the widest spread ever in valuation. But you don't think if it sells off, it's some great buy on the contrary. No, because look at what Congress wants to possibly get involved and break this up. Big tech has not had a good year. Amazon has been falling. It's nowhere near the highs. Look at the stocks that you would normally think would be leading the market. They're not. Thanks for leading the market. Tessa flew like the Dickens today made new highs, ran over a thousand, ran over a thousand, 20 less had looked who knows where it's going to go tonight until four o'clock. It's going to never let to go. It could go 30 points in the next hour. The stocks that normally would lift the market are nowhere near because there's a worry and there's a fear out there that Congress is not going to happen in 2021. We only have two more months left of the year. But there's a worry and fear that in 2022 or beyond that that Congress could break these companies up that section to 30 could come into play that these companies could be sued. There's so many things that are underlying out there that that it's a problem for these big corporations. I don't know if they've really gotten. So let's jump in. Let's jump in because I know you have a couple of longs and a couple of shorts. Since we talked about Facebook maybe being a bit of a dud, let's go to the longs. You mentioned Tesla, right, which racially is crossing a trillion dollars, got 100,000 order for Model X vehicles for Hertz. It's been a winner. But you still like Tesla and Netflix. Netflix also at a new high. Both Tesla and Netflix at new highs, but these are still some of your buys. These are long term buys. Well, I think, well, I just look at short term. Short term, I think these companies look good. I'm talking about between now and January 1. Netflix already reported. So this will continue up unless for some reason the market falls or collapses, which it could on economic data with all the problems the economy is having. But it looks like Netflix is heading to 700. It's within sight. Tesla, I think it's hard-paced to go long here today if you didn't go long it in the last few weeks. But could the stock go higher long term? Sure. I mean, Elon Musk, which is really interesting, he is out there and he is innovating and he's doing these things and he's pushing these electric cars. Look for growth for the company into 2022 for sure. But if the market collapses because of something with the economy or COVID, then none of these things are going to hold up short term. Right. Right. You make a good point. I understand. And sometimes you have the Santa Claus rally, which helps some of these momentum players continue. But if the dynamics of the market change fundamentally, then it's problematic. That being said, you do have some shorts and Boeing is on there as well as IBM. IBM, I saw Bank of America has a 172 target and a buy. But these are names that you think are better to short. Boeing and IBM. Why? IBM had earnings last week. There were terrible stock fill-up. Eclipse tried to rally and Friday failed. Again, market and the spy is at new highs and IBM still looks lower. That stock drops also very big, very fast, very quick and go $5 in a day. IBM is not a buy. You're no way know how. Again, you have to look at the backdrop of the market. Also, Boeing, when you look at Boeing, okay, Boeing is such a large part of the diamonds, the DIA ETF. Look at that today. That's almost at 360. That's at new highs. And Boeing is red. I mean, again, airlines are a problem. We have one of the vaccine mandates. People don't want to work. The airlines are struggling and having a problem. Still, 1920 months after COVID hit, now with the vaccine mandates, airlines are having an issue. So Boeing looks terrible against what would normally go with the diamonds ETF. And it is nowhere near looking the same. Yeah. All right. What a great setup. Some good names to watch. Big ones at that. And of course, Facebook after the bell today. Melissa Arma, always nice to see you. Thank you of the stock swoosh. Thanks, Melissa.