 Brian. What's going on, folks? This is Jacob filling in for Tom O'Brien. Let's take a look at what we got going on today. All right, so ES mini, we're up about 0.47% the Russell burn a little bit at 1.22% the NQs up 0.97% the Dal futures down a little bit. Of course, NQs are doing pretty well. And we'll talk a little bit about everything going on with tech looking forward here. Let's take a look at gold. You know, we broke down here. All right, so we're trading at the 2050 level. Currently a 2038 70. Again, this is really just in this kind of sideways moving pattern here. And we're seeing also, I think probably on a long term, so with the larger market until we get some pretty pop and news, you know, everything that went on with AI today could be a good excuse for the market just to really continue to rip higher, make these all time highs. All right, let's take a look at silver down, you know, not really anything today trading at 2263. Copper continues to move down on that contract trading at 368. Of course, we were eyeing almost four and, you know, looking at a 404 price starter for copper. Of course, nothing is linear. So we'll see kind of how this responds in the days ahead. Okay, crude oil also going up as well at 676 57. I think there's some talk to that there's going to be even larger winter storms, I guess the the rodent that they have up in Pennsylvania, it wasn't right about spring. I don't know. Anyways, crude oil is trading up right now. I think energy costs are probably going to go up for a little time. Going forward, let's take a look Tesla rebounding a little bit up at 192 almost back to that 200 area. Of course, we gap down around this level on January 24. And then gap down, excuse me, we got down here on January 25 on some quite significant volume. And we'll see if we can get back up there. Some issues going forward for Tesla, even with local competition, which we'll talk a little bit about when we come back from the main break, still dynamics trading 124 35 something interesting to note about them. Okay, this is some pretty late volume to this move in upwards, right? You've also had some of the execs selling some of their shares over the past six months with no buybacks. And that doesn't mean anything, right? I mean, they could just be cashing out and, you know, they like this price point and you know, whatever, there's plenty of reasons why, but it is something interesting to note. I guess I had read a little bit about that yesterday. DXY, we're still in the 104 area. Of course, coming back down a little bit from that 104 64 level 104 60. And just really hovering for the past three days here at the 104 level, cues ripping at 437 10 Google, even more so they rebranded their personal AI, which was barred. It's now Gemini Gemini is the suite of tools that they use. And I guess they wanted to rename it barred, or excuse me, rename it from barred to Gemini. So anyways, they're up today. We'll talk some more about them as well. Meta 469. Disney back down a little bit from that 112 high that we've seen and that's you see from the I mean, come on. This is pretty nice. Obviously, that's a year today. We're in February. And we haven't seen these levels in quite a while. So it's pretty nice. And that was on significant volume as well. You have Apple trading at 188 77. And then the spy, of course, we're above that 500 level at 501 in 9 cents. All right, cool. So what's going on today? Well, you had PepsiCo come out with earnings. Nobody liked them. Let me see real quick on the ticker for it. Pretty self evident pep. So we're down about 3% today. So what is going on with PepsiCo on a Friday reported mixed quarterly results as North American demand for its food and drinks weekend. The CEO said that the US sales broadly slowed down in the fourth quarter. Part of that slow down is due to pricing disposable income situations. He told investors on the company's conference call yet that US consumers are also shifting their behavior from eating and drinking at home to picking up more of their snacks and Gatorade from convenience stores. But LaGuarda expressed optimism about the overall state of the consumer setting low unemployment and hopes that interest rates will fall by the summer and wages will rise faster than inflation. Of course felt 3% earnings per share on that was 178 adjusted versus the 172 expected revenue was 2785 versus 284 billion. Pepsi reported fourth quarter income that was net of 1.3 billion up from 518. Of course I feel like Pepsi is pretty dominant in some of the food away from home areas like it's kind of I don't know it's for me I don't see Coke as much if I go I don't drink soda but I definitely you know see what they have on the menu and everything like that and you know at least in some of your you know let's say Chipotle or something like that they're they're running brands like Pepsi. So interesting to see kind of if they can really even make a big comeback against some of the bigger brands. Let's talk about you know what really the big news is too and this is NVIDIA this is ARM this is the future of chips entirely okay NVIDIA I mean yeah I was talking to Tommy earlier and I hadn't even seen it ramp up like this. It's in the past few days you know up at 718 right now up 3.18 percent. I'll talk a little bit about NVIDIA this is what I like about this stock okay yeah they're they're valued extremely high right but this is a large behemoth of a company that is continuing to innovate right this isn't like they're in some kind of cash cow phase where they have a product that people like and it's just you know inside of the culture. I mean they're constant constantly adapting their GPUs are getting better they're coming up with different kinds of products for whether you're using home GPUs whether you're doing you know AI learning. I think they're starting to develop TPUs which are tensor processing units huge with Google. I'll check on that on the break regarding the NVIDIA and TPUs but these are going to be introduced into the basically general AI education and then DPUs which are massive right we'll talk kind of how that all works and why it matters and you know what these things do but but NVIDIA is continuing to make themselves competitive even though they're sitting at this pretty high stock price which is which is nice to see and of course too I think they probably have to to kind of meet up with the expectations that investors obviously have at a price point of 718 shares. Of course we're about to go to the break but you had big stories obviously with Sam Altman coming out and saying he went 7 trillion dollars to kind of plan out a massive infrastructure for for AI and we'll talk a little about about that when we get back stay right there