 The following is a presentation of TFNN. Good morning, market kickoff with your host, Tommy O'Brien. Tommy O'Brien, welcome folks, I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN 906 AM. We have some inflationary data in the CPI this morning. We got a hot print in the markets taking it and running with it to the negative side as the probability of a 50 basis point hike in March. You're talking about 50-50 basically priced in. We're either getting a quarter point or we're getting a 50 basis point hike in March. We weren't even talking about March, not that long ago, but man, you're talking about inflationary numbers month over month, 0.6% versus 0.4%. You annualized just the month of January and you're talking about 7.2%. That's an accelerating number. We'll take a look at it in a moment, but starting off at the market, you got the S&Ps. Basically accelerating, sitting near pre-market session lows, you're down 55 points right now. That's 1.2%. On the S&Ps trading at 45.23%. NASDAQ 100, you drop a solid 1.9%. Right now, 14,763, we were trading about 15,000 before that print, Dow off 214, you're only negative by about 6.10%, growth stocks getting hit. In a rising yield environment, you got the Russell off 1.8% as well. Bitcoin trading with the market off 1,500 bucks off 3.3%. You just dropped about $2,000 in the price of Bitcoin from where you were trading at 8.30 this morning, crude dropping as well. You get the gold contract having some volatility. You were up to 18.38, just like that, we're back negative $8 at 18.28 in the price of gold and we are coming very close to a 2% 10-year yield right now. You take a look at the 10-year, you drop 20 ticks that are thereabouts on that news number and you're talking about a yield just about as close as you can get as I speak, folks, and we're probably going to hit it on this tick, 1.998%. That's as close as you can get and there we go. The headline comes across, as I say, it tops 2% for the first time since 2019. There's your print for you, folks. We get inflation, you get the 10-year rising above 2% for the first time since 2019 and let's jump over to the headline numbers. Inflation charges higher with larger than forecast gain. Now, here's the thing, the forecast was for 0.4% month over month, comes in at 0.6%. It was also for, I believe, 7.2% or 7.3% year over year. That number comes in at 7.5% year over year. You take out food and energy, the core number, 0.6%. No, excuse me. Yes, 6% and 0.6% from a month earlier. So even taking out food and energy prices, you have a core number rising 0.6% from a month earlier. Now, you just take a look at the front page of Bloomberg, man. That chart, right? Remarkable to think that you back things up to whether it was 2020, even the start of 2021, you were talking about 1.4%. This thing is a straight shot upwards, folks. It is accelerating and it is accelerating on a monthly basis. You're at 7.5% highest print since 1982. We knew we were going to get that number. But our man, Kevin Higgs, we'll be talking to him coming up at 915. And as he was saying yesterday, the month over month number, we knew the previous 11 months, but that month over month number, man, 0.6%, you're seeing a rise in the probability that we get 50 basis points coming at us in March. Now, what's interesting is we get one more CPI print. We get that data, I believe March 10th. Let's see when March 10th lines up. Yeah, that's probably going to be it. It's going to be the Thursday of the second week into March. We're going to get the numbers for February. You're going to get a CPI print on that number. And then you get a Fed meeting the following week, March. I believe it's March 15th to 16th. Really interesting that number. Put it on your calendar, folks. March 10th, that's going to be the day. We get the final CPI print. And, man, you get another print that's hot. I think it's 50 basis points. How can you not? You see what we're talking about. The Fed's looking at that chart as well. Consumer prices surge. You get an accelerating number again. 50 basis points is coming. Now, you can make the argument that the market's aware of that. But, boy, 60 points in the S&P, 2.1% in the NASDAQ 100, as things are really accelerating here. The market may be readjusting the probability that the Fed may have to act quicker than they would like as you have a number that is rising on a monthly basis, accelerating inflation tendencies, even in the month of January. Remarkable action. We'll see where we open. We got 19 minutes until the open, folks. Now, everything context is important. You're only back in the NASDAQ 100 to where we were trading at. I mean, you're actually 200 points above where we were trading at 48 hours ago, right? Do you remember the conversation? We were talking Tuesday. I remember people in the den and people across the internet, folks, in the financial spectrum saying, maybe we kind of just wait until CPI data, right? Maybe the calm before the storm. Well, the NASDAQ 100 is 200 points above where we were trading at Tuesday when some were talking about those sentiments. And they were fair sentiments. We had coin acceleration. Tuesday didn't stop until Wednesday. This is nothing, folks. If you think the market is throwing a hissy fit right now, we're back to just where we closed out Tuesday action, 200 points above where we started Tuesday action. And basically, we're just back to where we started the week. I mean, if you told us on Friday that you're gonna get a hot CPI number, but we're gonna be flat for the week so far, I think you'd take that. So keep that in mind in the context of where we are, because if you really think the market had not priced in the probability that 50 basis points is coming at you, there's gonna be some more selling, I anticipate, on the open. All right, so I was talking about the point of 50% chance now that there will be a 50 basis point hike in March. I'll get it out. Half point fed hike in March is a coin flip. That's an easier way to put it. After the hot inflation number, money markets ramped up their expectations for the pace of a federal reserve tightening after the inflation figures we just talked about. Yes, so they are pricing in now. Let's just read it, cause that's where it came in. Briefly pricing in a supersized half point hike next month has more than one in two chance and fully pricing in a full percentage point increase by the end of the July. So they are pricing in a full percentage point increase by the end of July. That equates to a 25 basis point increase at each of the next four policy meetings. That's what's being priced in. Okay, here's your pre CPI estimates. Here's your post CPI estimates. They're still in there. You might have a little wiggle room, but I imagine that they're going up and whether we go up 50 basis points, it's really quite a conversation folks, if we know they're going up so fast that the only equation that we haven't figured out yet is whether they start with two rate hikes in March. Now, here's what I'll say. If it's so imperative that 50 basis points have to come in March, why wait until March? Something to think about. If it's that dire that you can't just raise 25 basis points, why the need to wait? Now, I'm not really saying that they're going to come ahead of time. What I'm really saying is if the Fed can wait until March, maybe they think they have the time to just begin hiking at every meeting for a quarter basis points. There's also the argument out there that is 50 basis points really gonna have the impact they want it to versus just the statement that they are trying to shock the market. Not sure that's what Chairman Powell wants to do, but boy, this market, it's paying attention and probably rightfully so, because that is a hot print and I did not expect a hot print, but it makes sense. When you think about, man, we got some big jobs numbers coming out of January as well. We almost beat by like a million jobs. Now you're talking about, we have a beat, a huge fashion on jobs and we have a beat in pretty dramatic fashion on inflation numbers and the market, waking up to the fact that, guess what? We got four rate hikes coming by July, four out of four, and we might even get five rate hikes in four meetings. That's a 50-fifty shot from where we've been. See you soon, folks. We're coming back to our man, David Hicks, right back. Everything in the universe is governed by the Fibonacci sequence. 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Every trading day folks, 12 noon Eastern time on the TD Ameritrade Network, fast market, Kevin Hinks, Tom White and the team. They break down the day's market action. They talk in defined risk, talking options, talking a little bit of inflation this morning, Kevin, good morning. Good morning, Tommy or Brian. You know, this is gonna be an interesting day. You know, it'll be very interesting to see how this market absorbs this news because obviously traders are gonna have news on and then headline news, they're gonna beat you over the head with these year over year numbers, right? And 7.5% on the headline was higher than last month and higher than the consensus. 6% on the excluding energy was higher than last month and higher than the consensus. But the month over month numbers in the CPI, CPI was a 10th worst, 0.6 versus 0.5. The core was a 10th worst, 0.6 versus 0.5. The tenure yield just hit 2% and backed off. So I think this day, Tommy, in my opinion, I think the CPI numbers were warm but not hot. Some of the reasons these numbers were warm, Tommy, fuel oil up 9.5% in a month, 46% for the year. Energy prices up 2.9%. Electricity up 4.2% and here it comes again, used cars and trucks up 1.5% and 40% in the last year. Used cars and trucks up 40%. Let that sink in and understand that it's energy, it's used cars and trucks. If both go start to come down, so is inflation gonna come down, Tommy? So I think this is gonna be a really interesting day to trade these markets and see how this market consumes and digest this information. Because once you look into the numbers, it's really quite concentrated where some of these inflationary pressures are, Tommy. You make some great points, man. I was watching that monthly number from talking to you in particular and it's a little bit of a hot number, but I was also adding some context like you are, Kevin. I said, I even talked about it briefly yesterday. I said, some of the traders, we got the Tigers then, the YouTube Tigers then over there, new traders coming in, maybe even on Tuesday because it was such an important number on Thursday saying, do we kinda calm down on Tuesday, on Tuesday morning? You could see that happening, right? You could have had a couple calm days going into a big CPI number. Well, in context, Kevin, we're sitting right now, 50 points in the S&Ps above where we were Tuesday morning. You're sitting 200 points above in the NASDAQ 100, so if this was really a game changer, there would at least, I imagine, be more movement today and it's gonna be an interesting one, as you say. Jumping over to Disney. So I was watching Fast Market yesterday and hopefully I'm gonna get his name for the last one, Nick Theodorakas. He was on there and he made a point and I was relating. He had friends that had just unfortunately gotten COVID, right? You get over COVID though, you're vaccinated as well. You got like super immunity out there. My family had just gone through something similar, Kevin. They were saying, where did they go? They went to Disney. You know what kind of conversations we're having in my family, Kevin? When are we going to Disney, man? Isn't that so? I just really related and I was saying to my subscribers, I'm just relaying this information to you and we're gonna jump over to Disney. It's not like I'm the only one thinking that obviously with how they did in the parks in particular, but isn't that cool, Kevin, of how that kind of relates and how you can see personal experiences sometimes and really the breakout here in terms of the reopen trade. You got some of the travel stocks, Disney, Uber beating last night as well. You have the airline strain a little bit higher. What do you think about the Disney numbers last night? Pretty strong action. Exactly right and we talked about that. How so many parts of Disney are doing well or better. Yet this stock was getting discounted because of Disney plus growth numbers. And boy, Disney plus growth numbers are such a one part of this massive company, especially when all these parts are opening and the ships are sailing and all these different parts are working or firing back up. So, you know, Disney, remember Tommy, this stock traded not very long ago, $203. And it got down to 129. Now it's over 155 here to start the day, but you know, Disney is an amazing company and it's a right of passage, Tommy, for young parents to take young or even adolescent children to Disney. One advice, Tommy, two days, not three. Remember that, from an old parent. Well, thankfully, I don't think they told my dad that, man, because I got spoiled. I had two days, three day trips, man. I didn't understand, Kevin, that you would come to the state of Florida and not go to Disney. What was the point as a young child? So that was, I had it made, man. And it is interesting. I'm only about an hour from Disney right now. And you see how it can change so much. Do you see, even personally, folks, because the conversation about Disney, we have two kids that were not vaccinated in the house. We were just trying to get through, maybe get them vaccinated, hold off from the bigger areas of large crowds. I know that some people are comfortable and that's totally cool. But getting back to that full engine, Kevin, of the place operating on, we all know that Disney, that just is like lines and business and you're paying $15 for a drink, right? And $20 for a snack. Those conversations are taking place in my house, they're taking place in Nick's house, like you were talking about on the program yesterday, his friend's house, and you're seeing it in the numbers. It's pretty cool. So we go from Disney, Kevin. We have earnings still coming out. But what are you guys talking about? I'm sure you're gonna break down some of the action with the S&P negative 57 to kick things off. But any equities on the menu today you'll be talking about? Sure, we're gonna look at Expedia and a travel company with everything going on and reopening. And then we'll look at the buy now, pay later firm, a firm and see how they're doing. Remember, Peloton is their biggest customer. And then we'll look in the third block. We always try to look at something high profile. Today, Netflix. Ah, three good ones, man. That a firm, the whole trend to installment payments buy now, pay later, pretty interesting, the type of credit as that transitions. But man, that stock, right? From 176 down, we're sitting at 74 bucks even getting a pop recently. Well, Kevin, we look forward to the program as always should be an interesting one today, man. We appreciate the education and we'll be watching at 12 noon today. Thanks for having me on, Tommy. Have a great day. Always a pleasure, you too. Kevin, folks, tune in. Every trading day, it's gonna be a good one. Expedia, I was talking about travel. I mean, check out this chart, folks. You're pushing basically on a weekly basis. Is that all time highs? I think it is. It sure is 196. Pay attention to this reopening on the travel, folks. Because we're seeing a rotation here. How long that rotation takes? There is a long way to go for some of these companies. I mean, you just even pull up international airlines. They might not even benefit the most as you're still dealing with some woes internationally, especially international travel, maybe a little bit slower. But Delta Airlines was at 52 a year ago. You're sitting at 43. A company like Boeing, sitting at 212 right now. I mean, Europe prices in Boeing, you were trading at almost two years ago, June, after post pandemic levels at prices in Boeing. And then you get into some of the companies with growth and exposure, Airbnb. 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We have markets open and we get the S&Ps popping a few points on that open right now. We're still negative 55 points, negative 1.2%. NASDAQ 100, negative 1.9%. You're sitting right near Session Lowest Dow off 234. That's just off 2.3% in the Dow. We jump over to the stocks with earnings this morning. Disney catching a bid, probably hampered down by the market action this morning. As you were pushing 159 pre-market right now, Disney still up 6.2%. We'll get into the details of their numbers. Shortly, some strong, strong numbers, especially in the parks business and on the Disney Plus subscriber basis, because Netflix, missing in a big way, could put some worry in there, but they got it done, Disney. We'll jump into their numbers. Y'all said Uber, out with their numbers last night, giving back some of the gains. Uber's up 1.7% right now. A couple of other companies will jump too. You had Mattel out with their numbers, up about 4%. From Mattel, you had MGM trading higher. It gives back some of the gains with a negative market action MGM off 1.5% to kick things off. Okay, jumping around for a brief moment. The headline numbers we talked about, 7.5%. That's what you're gonna see. Core number rising at 6%. 0.6% from a month earlier. It's a pretty hot number. When you annualize that number, if you just go with 0.6%, folks, it only takes three months of doing that and you're at your yearly cap if the Fed wants 2%. The other way to put it, you annualize it. You're talking about 7.2% just at the pace in the last 30 days. And you have to remember that that is rising December versus January. December prices were already up dramatically and you had a 0.6% rise versus December. The Fed gotta be a little worried. Now, here's what I'll say about the talk of 50 basis points. I don't envision that Chairman Powell is that freaked out yet. And if he is, you have to understand that it might even come quicker than that because if this is such a hot print wouldn't you have to maybe even up the timetable a bit? Their next meeting is March that they're considering it. You're gonna get one more CPI print. So if they're waiting, yeah, we get a super hot print. I don't know, it's gonna be a 50-50, interesting action. But when you look at this market, the market is already aware, I would say that there's seven to eight rate hikes coming over the next two years. So whether that begins with 50 basis points or not, it's not a dramatic shift over the next 12 to 24 months. Look at where we're sitting in relation to all-time highs. Look where we're sitting compared to where you were trading at in the S&Ps just January 28th, almost 300 points above where we were, okay? All things in context sitting relatively near that level right now. I don't imagine the 50 basis points is where we go right now. But even if we do the titanic shift, you could say in terms of the thinking, it's not a huge shift in thinking because the market is really pricing in now. This sell-off from January 4th down to January 26th was the market figuring out that rate hikes were coming. Chairman Powell told us that rate hikes were coming. They were coming in a much stronger fashion because of the strength of the economy. We get that very strong jobs print for January and then we have a hot inflation number to go with it. So keep that in mind, they are coming. The market knows they're coming though. That's what to keep in mind as well. 10-year yield sitting at 2.0% right now. What are we sitting at? 1.991, we're under that level. 1.991, as Kevin mentioned, we give it back slightly. Okay, jumping over to the Disney numbers. So we'll pull up the headline first. Disney earning surge gives boost to their CEO. He's been on the job for two years now. Quite a time to take over right before the pandemic hits. Subscribers to Disney Plus increased by 11.8 million in the quarter. You can see how they still have some room to run compared to Netflix that struggled. Their CEO was out there getting interviewed. I saw him on Bloomberg last night at about 545 Eastern time. I think he was probably on other networks as well. But he was talking about the, listen, they had talked about the growth isn't gonna be linear there. And I'm giving you the bull case. We have Disney in my newsletter, Rocket Equities and Options folks, okay? This is what he was saying. He's out there pitching Disney with the utmost bias of course as CEO. But he was saying that they had told subscribers last quarter, when things were not as rosy as analysts had looked for, that things were not gonna be linear. Their production schedule had been pushed back. As a result of COVID, that pushback in production had less features they were able to release. That brought growth down. When those features came available later in the year, that would spur the growth that they were still looking for longer term. Seems like at least they get to spin that narrative for another 90 days. And when it comes into parks, man, they crushed it in parks. Which is why I mentioned that to Kevin. Folks, I was talking about it. You are gonna see a rotation. And you're gonna see a rotation because these companies deserve a rotation because they're gonna get a rotation in business, man. People are ready to break out. Young kids was kind of the last area, right? Vaccination rates in young kids, not what they hopefully could be, at least to put it one way. Resulting in maybe families being a little bit more cautious than your average person. I had said prior, man, if I did not have unvaccinated kids in my household, after I got my second vaccine late last year, not early last year, right? April or something like that. I think I got my second vaccine last year. I'm talking about 10 months ago. I really would have been open to almost anything. All right, but with young kids in the house being a large group of people. And then you think about Disney. Disney's full of families with young kids. Of course that might hamper. I'm an hour from Disney. We would go there a few times a year. Why not? That was not happening. All that demand's gonna come back. You're gonna see it come back and you're already seen it come back ahead of expectations. Sales, 21.8 billion. Quite a number in there. The parks division generated almost 2.5 billion dollars in operating income. That was versus a loss a year earlier. Revenue from the resorts unit doubled from the lows during the pandemic. They got a bunch of new services. Genie Plus, I have not heard of this one. A system that allows guests to pay an extra fee to jump the shorter lines for rides. I will say this, man, whether it's at Bush Gardens as well, they really get you in all the fees because it's a tough one. When you spend a day at the park and some of the rides you gotta wait an hour to get on. I mean, you do that. That's one eighth of your day potentially right there that you're waiting. You pay the fee. Not everyone can pay. They understand, but you understand why they're able to charge those fees because the lines are just crazy. New subscribers, 11.8 million. Market was looking for 8.17. That was a lofty expectation considering they had missed kind of the last time and you had Netflix come out and missed in between those. And as they say, Disney shares tumbled in November after the company announced subscriber numbers fell short. Streaming losses, $593 million, increasing in programming, marketing and technology costs. I mean, the cool deal is, right? You're losing direct to consumer $600 million. You're making $2.6 billion, okay? Profit in the traditional TV unit, you're dropping 13%. That's quite a number, but you're still making 1.5 billion, right? You add up the traditional TV unit, 1.5, with the parks. You're talking about $4 billion in straight-out profit. That is quite a price tag when you think you compare it to the companies like Netflix that does not have that part of their business parks. And once they start doing the theaters, because theaters, they still lost 98 million. Theaters are not back yet. For part of the reason I'm probably talking about, but guess what? That's probably right around the corner as well because people are gonna come out of this last wave, folks, hopefully, things go as people would expect as in they come out of the last wave. A lot of people, whether it's your children, whether it's yourselves, you're feeling much more comfortable. You've been exposed to the virus. We're all probably gonna get exposed eventually. 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We're negative by 7-tenths percent in the S&P. You're negative by 4-tenths percent only in the Dow and the NASDAQ, negative 1.3%. You're talking about a pop of about 100 points in the NASDAQ 100 from those levels. Let's jump around to some of the fang stocks. Amazon down 1.3% right now. You got Microsoft shares down 2.2%. There's a pullback for you, about almost $8 from 3.11 to 3.03 in change. From Microsoft, we jump over to Apple shares. Apple down a percent. Any time you get the NASDAQ 100, it was pushing 2% just like that. You're gonna have the big stocks down Tesla down 1.1% but getting a little bit of a pop. And it seems like this market just turned. I mean, you jump over to all the stocks. Disney down 5.5, but I mean, check out Uber that was getting hammered even with strong earnings. You were down to 40-40. You jump up almost to 41.98. Some of the other companies that were getting hammered on their earnings bouncing back, you had MGM down to almost 47 up to 48.36. Mattel, look at that pop from almost 23 in change up to pushing 25 session highs as the market. Recalibrating here in dramatic fashion, I'd say. Look at crude popping back. Let's see how notes and bonds are trading. They don't give it back though. This market is aware folks that higher rates are coming. Hikes are coming, seven or eight of them are coming. The market knew that prior to this number. It's still happening. It's just much more confident in that. And yes, there is a risk that we get 50 basis points in March. But is there a dramatic shift if we get eight hikes versus seven or nine versus eight even over the next two years? Just giving you the case because you're seeing it right now as this market is bouncing with the S&Ps only down 33 points at 45, 44. All right, I mentioned Uber. We jump over to Uber. We have Uber in my newsletter as well as Disney. You spiked to 44 on their numbers last night. Now Uber had already gotten a lift, no pun intended. No, lift had their numbers Tuesday. So Uber traded higher on some of the lift number action. You had Uber up 4% I think yesterday coming into their numbers. You had Lyft up 6% yesterday. I think following their announcement on Tuesday you actually traded lower but then accelerated higher from about 41 to close out the session at 45 for Lyft. So Uber out with their numbers yesterday holding on to about 4% gains. Revenue, I mean, when you compare it to a year earlier it's just not really fair comparisons. Increasing 83%, first quarter outlook tempered by Omicron effects. You talk about 5.8 billion though versus 5.4, quite a beat percentage wise in what they're talking about. While the Omicron variant began to impact our business in late December, mobility is already starting to bounce back. This was a huge one talking about that they already saw that. That was the CEO out there said in a statement noting that gross bookings are up 25% in the most recent week from just a month earlier. Okay, quite a rebound indeed. Now shares jumped as much as 9.5% but they're up only 4% right now. In terms of delivery has grown to compromise a majority of Uber's gross bookings. You got delivery in pink. You got mobility in black. Talk about creating a whole section of your business that's actually the biggest section of the business, right? Uber was starting as a ride sharing business. They said, hey, why don't we use all these drivers and start delivering food? Lyft did not do the same thing. Now, more than half of Uber's business even right now is delivery. And you see freight in there, 4%. That's quite a number when you think about the type of business they do. 25.9 billion dollars in gross bookings. Food delivery and freight. Yeah, that's all of it in there. Gross bookings. I believe they had more active users than ever before. That's the last one I was trying to get into here. I'll try and find those active users because Lyft was missing on the active users trend but I believe Uber beat in there as well. Nonetheless, trading higher, you're up about 4.4% on Uber. We jump back to Disney, up about 5.7%. Okay, what we also got this morning was jobless numbers fell by more than forecast last week to 223,000. As long as this number stays between 200 and 250,000, it's kind of a non-factor. As that's not a huge impact, you're gonna get a lot of volatility right now. It's a very strong number to have a weekly chair in between two to 250. That's what you get in a health economy. Anyway, and you're seeing that number continuing claims, 1.62 million unchanged for the week ended January 29th. Claims have been falling for the past few weeks as the labor market gets back on track from the spread of Omicron on an adjusted basis. Initial claims, 228,000 last week is what you're dealing with. All right, what else we got up here? Yeah, this was an interesting one. So Salesforce, now we have some Salesforce in my newsletter as well. So I am giving you the bull case here as well. Quite a pullback for Salesforce, a strong cloud company. You are very prone to the interest rates on this one. That's for sure. And that is part of the reason why you just had this equity go from 311 down to 126. Not the only reason though, they had some big misses. Their last earnings in November. Now, you jump over, they got their numbers coming up March 1st for Salesforce. But interesting when you see a company like this, they're gonna have an NFT cloud service. Everybody's getting into non-fungible tokens folks. Salesforce, co-CEO and founder Mark Benoit, I believe it is, Benoit, Benoit. And Brett Taylor spoke about the company's vision for an NFT cloud service. The discussion came during an online sales kickoff Wednesday, the director of market strategy at Salesforce predicted in December blog was that 2022 would be a big year for NFTs. I mean, that's exciting folks. You're in a strong growth company that's in the cloud. I would love for them to get into crypto, especially if they do it well, which I imagine that company may. Now, when you think about NFTs, all right, non-fungible tokens, I understand almost nothing about NFTs. But at least I'm smart enough to understand what I don't understand, which is that it has potential folks in huge fashion because even understanding something as simple as stock ownership, financial transactions, right? You think about areas that have waste in them, the process can be made better to put it in simple terms. Imagine you have a company like TFNN. I think I've talked about this example on the air before. You wanna go public, okay? TFNN wants to go public. We issue 100 shares of TFNN. Each share represents 1% ownership in the company. Each share has a number, okay, from one to 100. You know if you own a share, it's got a share from one to 100 because we have 100 shares open. You own that share. Well, guess what? Maybe we make an NFT. And each NFT is on the Ethereum blockchain, okay? And it is basically a picture with a TFNN logo, a tiger, and then a number from one to 100. And you can buy and sell those NFTs, which basically are shares of ownership in a corporation on the Ethereum blockchain. There's no reason why, just to illustrate. Now, regulators are gonna be all over this, et cetera, okay? As they should. But just understanding that the technology is available to do massive things. And you might think NFTs are just pictures or maybe they're just tokens, right? They're selling for $500,000, they are. But when I just start understanding simple concepts like that, we're okay. But then what if you have basically pictures that represent something? Maybe they represent actual tokens, tokens of ownership, tokens of ownership from many different things. 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We jump back to the note and bond action. So interesting that the move you get in notes and bonds holds, but the market rebounds. It's telling you, folks, the market knows the moves are coming in the notes and bonds. They're handling that rebound. You might trade a little bit lower, but there was not a huge shift in the sentiment as the market is beginning to understand and cannot deny that rates are coming. Man, they're coming fast. They're coming at seven or eight of them, and they're probably coming four in a row, at least, starting in March. Let's jump around to some of those companies with the earnings. Disney up 5.4%. We got Uber right now up 5%. Now Coca-Cola also out with their numbers, little bit of volatility up 1.5% out with their numbers this morning. You jump over to Pepsi shares. Pepsi also out with their numbers down 1.3% right now. You spike to 1.6730. You're trading 1.6964. We take a look at Expedia as they have their numbers tonight. You just traded to 200 for the first time ever on Expedia numbers. We also get Zillow Group, I believe, ZG. I think they trade a Z and ZG. Is that right? Z, G, Analyze. Yeah, so they are out with their numbers, $7. There's a move for you. $7.47 for a $48 stock priced into it. They'll be out with their numbers. And that is after the bell in a firm. That's right, AFRM is a firm. Yeah, and there's a move for you as well. How about 20% almost? $14 move priced into a firm earnings right now. You're up $2, you're up 2.2%. You take a look at this thing. As I said, quite the pullback from 176. A firm, they will be out with their numbers after the bell. Check out Fast Market, folks. They'll be talking about Expedia. A firm as well, and they wrap it up with one more equity in there as well. All right, folks, thanks so much for tuning in. It's gonna be an interesting trading day to say the least. Didn't quite get back to positive, but S&Ps right now, only negative 20, NASDAQ 100, negative 111, the Dow, only negative by 79, and the Russell closest there, only negative by four. Check out that Russell, folks. Russell, Russell just traded up 40 points, almost 2%. That is a rebound for you. All right, folks, stay tuned. Hazel's up next, live programming all day at TFNN. Have a great Thursday, everybody.