 Welcome folks, this is Jacob Schup filling in for Tom O'Brien, he will be back tomorrow. Let's see what we have going on today. We have the ES mini trading about sideways of about $4,908.50 right there. We have the Russell futures trading at $1982 of about 0.5%. The NQ slightly down off about 0.09, 0.08%, trading about $17,606 there. Dow futures sideways again at $38,071. Gold contract, interesting movements in it going forward, okay? So we're about sideways right now, trading at $2,017, of course we've been having not a lot of action in it, but just kind of a slow burn down, just a tad, still above that level of $2,000, which is good for the psyche on a lot of things here. We're looking at silver trading at $23 on the futures contract. Copper finally back up $386, now we're down slightly today. We had about yesterday a massive tick up in it on some pretty significant volume, so that's good for all the copper holders out there. We take a look at, let's really say some commodities that are getting pretty strong right now. We've got light suede crude futures trading up about $2, $0.32, up about 3.09%, that is about $77.41, of course a lot is going on. We had some issues in production in the Northwest last week, you had some issues with freezing of the pipes, of course some things still persist complication-wise around the Red Sea area, I believe Libya is back and producing. As it is, we were kind of anticipating a tick up in crude oil futures. Energy is just a little bit more expensive right now, of course it's been a very cold winter in the U.S., too. Tesla, this is pretty substantial for this stock. A lot of the times, you know, you have this conversation, Tesla gets sold off every now and then, excuse me, gets sold off every now and then, it really rebounds quite well. This has been a decline in this stock since about December 28th. It has been a healthy decline with a lot of volume, or not a lot of volume, but you know, a substantial amount of volume. And then today, with some reports released, and then some comments from Elon Musk, quite a gap down, trading at $182.58, down about 12.16%, we'll talk a little bit about them later in the program. We're still dynamic trading at just under $116, crazy the stock moves. The DXY, okay, so let's take a look, right? DXY's still trading at $103.58, it was off about 800 ticks yesterday morning. A lot of people were, I mean, we were trading, what, $102.74? And then it really, it made a recovery throughout the day. This is the hard thing with anticipating this market, okay? As you can see with the lower dollar, there's kind of a, you know, typically an inverse relationship with the rest of the market, and then of course with metals as well. We've been having a lot of trouble with gold, getting gold moving, and just kind of getting any kind of action in it that's not just a very, you know, kind of slow rundown in that kind of industry. I think that fake out, how do a lot of people see some action potentially forming? We're right back here at that $103.57 level, and it has been pretty sticky around that, at least for this month, and we'll have to wait and see what kind of goes on. I do think, obviously the markets are making all-time highs, it's been doing, you know, all right. We're going to wait for the Fed in January 30th to see if we get any really big conviction either way. I think people really want to see these rates come down from the Fed, and I don't know if it'll be as soon as they're expecting. If that's the case, and it's not a very, you know, flowery kind of meeting this month from the Fed, you know, I could potentially see some kind of minor pullback in it. Obviously, it's inarguable that the market wants higher price. If the market wants higher price, the market gets higher price, but you know, I wonder if there's going to be some kind of step back into kind of more conservative outlook for the next few months, depending on what the Fed says. The Q here trading at $425.68, Google at $153.29, up about 2% today, Meta trading $392.71, Disney making a little bit of progress with it, trading just under $95.00, $95.49, of course, some great kind of pump-up here around November 9th and November 10th has been able to trade within this balance of $90.95, you know, if you can get back above this $95.00 level for a few days with some decent volume, yeah, stock looks okay. Apple, $194.00, we're going to talk a little bit about them as well. Then, of course, some of the companies we were looking at last week. But what I want to look at is Humera, you know, they're down 11.33% today. Again, some pretty significant earnings downside. Fisker, you know, they had some great news, but again, as I was saying, I don't think Fisker's really shelled out fully yet. And of course, they got us sold off today. Nokia, super interesting. We'll talk about them in a little bit, of course, Comcast as well. Let's talk about Comcast quickly. They are the parent company of a streaming program called, excuse me, excuse me, a streaming platform called Peacock. I don't know much about Peacock. Nobody really uses Peacock. You keep getting these email blasts from them constantly on every email I have. They've somehow have gotten that address and then they keep sending it to us. Nobody uses it. However, it looks that NFL is going to be streaming on Peacock and this was pretty good for Comcast. Let's take a look a little bit about them. Okay, so they had three million new Peacock subscribers during the latest financial quarter, came apart from viewers drawn to the NFL in the Big 10 football games without specifying actual numbers. NBCU's loss related to Peacock amounted to 825 million in the fourth quarter, compared with a year ago loss of 978 million on revenue of 660 million. They're saying that Peacock is now going to be the fastest growing streaming platform. Okay, I don't know if that means anything when the platform is already significantly smaller user base wise than every other platform they're having to compete with. Obviously, you can have high percent growth and it's a lot easier to achieve that when you already don't have a very high base to begin with, right? I don't know what staying power really Peacock has in this world. You're already seeing way higher costs of operation and things like Netflix. They're going to be increasing the price. They're getting rid of some of their ad free subscription in other parts of the world, so you'll still pay the same amount for subscription. And now you're going to get ads and that's kind of giving you insight into what other streamers are dealing with. It's something like Peacock that already doesn't really have a huge base. I don't know what the future is for them. Folks, stay tuned and we'll be right back.