 The following is a presentation of TFNN. Big market kickoff with your host, Tommy O'Brien. Good morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN Thursday morning, just after 9 a.m. Eastern time. We've got about 24 minutes to go until the start of trading, and you're talking about higher prices across the board, folks, S&Ps right now. Up 9-tenths percent, we'll call it, up 38 points, trading at $44.94, pretty remarkable when you look where we were on Sunday evening. You're talking about now about 150 S&P points, just shy of that number, 140 to be exact, from the bottom that we saw Sunday evening, from where we are right now. NASDAQ 100, we're up 167 points, that's 1.2%. Not quite getting back all the losses from yesterday, man, but you talk about some volatility. Just in the last week, folks, backing it up from last Thursday, we were sitting at $14,300, we trade down almost 600 points, we trade up that 600 points to get it all back, and then basically within the last 24 hours, you've traded down about 350 points, that's 2% down, and we are now up about more than 1%. Talk about volatility, we'll see where the market goes in 23 minutes on the opening bell. Dow, well above $35,000 now. The Dow in the last week, you're talking about $1300 points to the upside, and you're talking about a Russell right now that's positive by 8-tenths percent. Bitcoin, trading up $1500 at $42,750, we have the gold, excuse me, oil contract, $10360, doesn't look as dramatic as they are, but you traded down $4 yesterday from $104, just below $100, you got a print of $99.88, was that the low I think it was, $99.88, and just like that, we make it back to $104 early this morning, and look at that pop that we just got at 9 in the morning, folks. That's the bar that started 8 minutes and 22 seconds ago, and you're talking about a bar, we're up about a buck 50 from where we were, volatility, man, in spades. Gold contract, down $5 at $1950, we were at $1938 this morning, and we jumped to notes and bonds, you got the 10-year right now, negative by 8 ticks, we're talking about a 10-year yield, 2.863%, a bit off of the lows that we had yesterday, but just chopping around at about 119 and change, yes, 119 and change on the 10-year, and we jumped to the VIX, volatility back under 20, $1997 for the volatility index. All right, we got a lot to cover this morning, where do we kick things off? Let's do it with weekly jobless claims, quite a low number yet again, $184,000, just above expectations, market was looking for $182,000, nonetheless, comes in right at the estimate, and the only thing I would say about it is that the estimate's almost like the lowest number that you could imagine as in its record break in territory at 182,000 jobs on a weekly basis, and a healthy economy, $250,000, maybe $275,000, very tight economy right now, coming in right at expectation of $182,000, not a hugely important factor, that's even proper English is it, but nonetheless, it comes in right near that number. All right, let's jump around to some of the companies with earnings, let's go to the airline stocks, man, they are on fire, American forecast, second quarter profit, soaring travel demand, they are up, I think 11% last checked, AAL is their symbol, you're trading up more than $2 right now, so that's more than a 10% pop, they got a lift last night, who was it last night, was it United, think it was United, announces their earnings last night, they crush it as well, they're up to 50, 70 from 46, 50, so you had American with two pops, they got the pop on United, and then they get another pop on their own earnings last night, up to 21, 50, back to the headline, March was the first month since the pandemic began, its revenue surpassed, 2019 levels, remarkable when you think about travel demand, I've been hearing numbers down about 25%, somewhere in that, it expects to fly as much as 94% of its 2019 schedule, they're taking in more revenue, they're only flying 94% of the schedule, price is obviously up, 280 a gallon for fuel in the first quarter, up 65% from last year, I think we all wish we were paying 280 a gallon for fuel right now when fuel's at about four bucks, but nonetheless, strong numbers for those airlines, man, they are all trading higher right now, they're basically coming in at almost 100% of what they were traveling in 2019, excuse me, okay, so more than the competitors Delta and United, so this is American, Delta and United, a little bit more conservative about restoring capacity through the pandemic, we'll pull up some of the competitors in a moment, they come in pretty close to the expectations, but it was all about what they're gonna be doing in the current forecast, net loss of 1.6 billion in the first quarter, more than double, they come in at almost nine billion in sales, down 16% compared with the same time in 2019, but not in March, remember that was the key there, January and February were different world folks, I got COVID with my family in February, that was when Omicron was raging, right, January, February, especially months, probably not kind to them, but as we came out of that, go over that hump, that's when things really started to pick up in March, we're February 21st right now, I imagine that trend is going to continue for some time to say the least, and yeah, let's jump around to some of these travel stocks, because this is an area folks, they have been beaten down, okay, I mean you take a look at where some of these stocks have been, going back on a three-year weekly, there's your drop off on COVID, American came into COVID at about 30 bucks, you drop to $8 and change, make it all the way up to $26 and change, okay, we're trading at 21 right now, they're dealing with the headwind of higher prices for gas, that's going to be something they're dealing with for some time to say the least right now, but nonetheless you see the possibility with demand just through the roof right now, planes are packed, ticket prices going up, and you're sitting at $21, yeah, you were as low, recently March 7th of 12 bucks, so you're catching, you know, almost a double bid, but in context of where the stock has been in all the stocks, I mean look at this one though, they were already in trouble coming into COVID, 60 bucks almost, back in 2015 for American, let's take a look at Delta Airlines, they chop around between about 50 and 60, they come into COVID at 60, Delta's going to open today at about 44, you jump over to United Shares, you're trading at $50 on United right now, you came into COVID at about 90, even domestically, now JetBlue's been dealing with some woes man, but even the domestic carriers getting a lift right now, 1305 to 1370, now the market is up about a percent right now as well, so it's not just the airlines, you're going to have JetBlue open up about 70 cents to the upside right now, it's a nice pop, but check out this chart, man, you're right back to the 618 of JetBlue at about 1250, and that's of the entire run of COVID from six bucks, back to basically where you started, and you give up 618 of that entire move, JetBlue, here's what I will say, just booked a flight for my mom, she sent back from Tampa to Boston for a week, 10 days or so, not that bad options, obviously she's flying Thursday night to Boston, I think that leg of the flight was $200, and then flying back Saturday night a week following, the Saturday night flight $100 on JetBlue going from Boston back to Tampa, not a lot of people flying Saturday night, so that was the affordable one there, could have done it Sunday night though as well for about $130 each on that leg of the trip, not bad right, $330, she adds the fees, it's close to $400, JetBlue has their basic fare that does not even include a carry-on now, doesn't include you selecting a seat, excuse me folks, still getting over that little cough, but you upgrade $30 per leg of the flight, so about $400 for the flight, but not that bad, when you think about all the stories of demand packed flights, here's what I will say about JetBlue though to finish the conversation, many horror stories of JetBlue not being able to have the staff having to cancel flight, cancellations, delays, so maybe that's part of the reason why we'll find out, that's definitely part of the reason why they have a slide going on, consumer sentiment not on the bright side of JetBlue and they've always been my favorite, especially because of the great connection they have Boston to Tampa in those flights, those planes, they're the one of the first ones that had those nice TVs, stay tuned folks, we'll be looking at Boeing, some other stocks when we get back, stay tuned. 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For some time, Boeing, maybe that's your play that you escaped some of the costs of oil coming into things. The only thing I'll say is we are still within a downtrend channel, folks. The one thing is you got plenty of room to the upside of this channel. If you're just playing a trade right now, I would be skeptical or at least be cautious. Cautious is a better word if you're in this and you're trading it and you bump up against this upper boundary line. Look how many times you've hit the top portion and made a run back to the bottom portion of that line consistently. I imagine you'll break out of it at some point, folks. It would seem like if all the airlines are packed to the hilt, the one thing that I want to add to that, and I'm kind of walking you through the gymnastics I'm doing on a fundamental basis, but we are in a period of time, I imagine, folks. One year, two year, three year, five year, people want to travel and get out. Plains have not, they just went over, right? That some of the airlines have not opened back up as many routes. Yet compared to, who are we talking about? United, I believe, was the company where, no, American, excuse me, was the company we were talking about. They specifically say that Delta in United have been more conservative about restoring capacity. So planes not in there just yet, but man, I'm telling you, they're at 94% of the 2019 schedule. Business travel is down, I think 25%, whatever it's down, it is down. So retail travel up to make up for that compensation. And I don't see business travel going down from here at all. If anything, I see at least the possibility that we want to get back out and go to a show, right? Haven't been to a money show or a Traders Expo in a while, because really the value at that show is diminished greatly as so much information was available online and the community was available online for traders. But guess what? I want to get back out, man. I want to go to a couple of trade shows. I want to see people, maybe that picks back up, maybe Boeing's to play, but keep your eye on this downtrend channel. Now, that's a weekly. We put it back on a daily for Boeing. Let's put it back on a daily five years to get the full channel line we're talking about. That begins in March of 2021, folks. You're talking about 13 months, very well-defined channel line. But guess what? We're going to open today about 187. That's going to be right back to the top of the bar. Excuse me from a couple of days ago. And this is the one I'm looking at, nice bounce over the bottom of the channel. Again, I would just be cautious as it gets to the top there. But the top, you're talking about, I mean, what is that? That's 210. You're talking about even at 187, $23. That's what 13, 14% from where we are right now just to challenge the top of that portion. All right. What else are we talking about? Let's jump through the line of what we have going on. How about HBO here? We'll stay with the streamers since Netflix disappointed so greatly HBO. Quite a number. Caught me off guard a little bit in terms of how much they have grown, especially with the premium price that HBO was able to collect. 77 million total subscribers as Netflix reports a decline. So 76.8 million at the end of the first quarter. Now what's interesting here is that this is AT&T reporting, the former parent company of HBO and HBO Max. The next time that you get a report for these numbers, they are now a part of Warner Brothers Discovery. WBD is their symbol. So this earnings having to do with AT&T, but they do release the numbers having to do with HBO, which is now WBD. Tough chart for AT&T. That is what I'll say about that stock. Okay. Real quickly, but to see the action on their earnings, they spike a little bit higher. They're coming out with more than just HBO numbers, but that's the article we were talking about. And then we jump over to Warner Brothers Discovery. WBD also a little bit of a lift, but the market's up. And Warner Brothers Discovery is basically flat this morning. And if you take a look at this chart, we're going to back it up even further. That is a tough one, folks. I believe that's the Bill Wang saga that sent this thing through the roof. You're trading at 23. Could make the case that maybe you're chopping around to the lowest that we had at the end of 2021, that low 21.66. We're trading at 23 right now, but nothing to stop this stock from going back down to $20, folks. I will say fundamentally though, HBO, I've been watching Succession myself right now, enjoy a lot of the programs that they have out there. And that is a lot of subscribers at a premium price for HBO. But man, just like we saw with Netflix, it is a tough one, folks. And let's talk about Disney. We do have some Disney in my newsletter, Rocket Equities and Options, folks. I was getting some questions from friends and from people in the den, subscribers. It's quite a pullback. The one reason I love Disney so much, folks, is that you gain the streaming with the stability of the parks and the movie theater business. Now, that has been anything but stable during the last two years during COVID. But we were just in Orlando for my birthday a month ago, HBO. Disney sold out, couldn't even go there. Now it's a bummer, the whole saga going on with Florida and Disney. And I'm probably going to touch on that a little bit later. Very unfortunate what's going on. Stripping Disney of their own district, very short-sighted. It's been there for 50 years. They take phenomenal care of their grounds, the jobs that they employ in the state. And our governor is very upset at them for reasons. And they're willing to hurt that business for political reasons. We'll see how that plays out. But nonetheless, thankfully, we don't live in Russia or China, where the politicians can't completely destroy corporations just because they don't like them. Disney, 124, those parks, all of that stuff going on, folks, that's not going to stop for any time soon. I think I just saw that three or four days ago, Disney for the first time, hugs are back. Hugs are back at Disney. Kids couldn't even walk up and hug Mickey Mouse. We are going to be in an extended period of time, folks, that people want to get back out, experience life, experience travel, go to Disney. So what ended up happening was, right, I was there for my birthday. We couldn't make it to Disney. Little Tommy IV, he is now approaching, coming up on 15 months, he's going to be, we're going to bring him. We got a Disney trip we got to make, right? Think about the people that we also have a five-year-old in the house. He's never been to Disney either, because just as he was getting to that point, that he was ready to go to Disney, maybe experience it, right? He's two, he's two and a half. He's coming up on three years old. He's just able to really experience it, remember it. No, COVID, so you can't go. You got two to three years of children in that age group, among many others, where there's just a backlog. And that exists on Disney. That exists on many facets of life, okay? Many facets of life. And that's a trend, folks. It's going to take a year, two years, three years to sort through. When you think about, Disney was sold out. So what did I have to do? I have to push back my visit. I'm not the only one pushing back visits, when literally the Magic Kingdom was sold out. I think when I looked it up, the only park that was available was Epcot. Listen, that's a great park. I'm sure I'd love to make it there with the kids, but wasn't willing to do it for a whole day just to go to Epcot, when really I wanted to go to Magic Kingdom, just like everybody else, right? Movies also coming back. I think I just saw the trailer for Thor coming out this summer. This summer's probably going to be big blockbuster summer, folks, all right? There's always going to be the possibility that COVID exists, a new variant exists. But I imagine the demand is there, and I think it's going to carry for some time. And streaming is a difficult game, and the best part about Disney, the reason why they accelerated on their last earnings, folks, to put up the daily, the reason why you got this pop here in February was parks, parks, parks, parks. Now, the market gave it back up. Disney's been punished. Now they're getting punished for Netflix's sins. Okay, that park's business, that's not going down anytime soon. They're making more money per user. I mean, I think about the costs. And that's really why. I wasn't just going to take a second rate Epcot experience and spend what? God knows, right? A family of five, six, the grandparents, too. Drop a couple grand easy in a day when you talk about tickets, food, experiences, all that stuff. Average we have a new per user going up. We'll be right back for the opening bell, folks. Stay tuned. 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Don't miss out on this incredible new piece of software. Get your copy of the Art of Timing the Trade Charts today by visiting TFNN.com. The Thinkorswim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. Welcome back, folks. We get the markets open. We get the S&P right now. We're right near that 4,500 mark. We're trading up 42 points. That's almost 1% in the positive at 44.97. NASDAQ 100, you're up 1.2%. 14,170. You get the Dow right now. Up 291 points. That's 8.10%. Look at that charge higher on the Dow. The Dow now over the March 29th high that we had, and the Russell up more than 1.1% in the positive right now, 2059. We jump back to Netflix shares. Netflix down another percent. The pain has not ended yet. We're 224.88. You made a low of 212 yesterday. Down from $700 in November. Remarkable. We jump back to Disney. Disney positive 8% with the market today. So going to take a moment and go over the Disney saga that's going on in Florida. It's now main front, main stage as Disney. They're district, I mean voter state officials passing yesterday to try and strip that. I think it goes a year out. It's important to become aware of what's going on folks, especially when it starts affecting stocks. We have Disney in my newsletter. I know it's a very political topic, heated topic. So I'm just going to do my best to explain it. It's always good to be informed folks. All right. So to take a look at the actual bill that's being passed and what's causing the most press on both sides, the part of it in particular, and this is the actual text of the bill. It is bill 1557. Okay. And the text that gets the most attention here, probably rightfully so, is classroom instructions by school personnel or third parties on sexual orientation or gender identity may not occur in kindergarten or grade three, which gets most of the press, which most people agree with, which I completely understand and I probably agree with. Okay. But the part that gets no attention in my opinion is or in a manner that is not age appropriate or developmentally appropriate for students in accordance with state standards. It's a really gray line. What is age appropriate as you go through high school when it talks about sexual orientation and gender identity. Okay. The bummer of this is, is that if you have a teacher that is just gay in Florida folks. Okay. And a student asks them about their weekend or their life outside of class. You could make the case by what this says here that is not age appropriate for that teacher to have a conversation just about being gay about their home life by explaining that even in high school, because what is age appropriate? Okay. So you're getting a lot of attention on K through three discussing sexual orientation and gender identity completely understandable. I believe it was written that way to give the people that wrote this bill that the Santas is cheerleading it. Okay. And Republicans to give them the talking point that it's kindergarten through third grade. But what you have to understand is that this talks about much more than that. And that is some of the pushback in a manner that is not age appropriate or developmentally appropriate for students in accordance with state standards. I'm sure a lot of parents out there feel that they don't want their children and unfortunately so in my opinion. Okay. Even discussing anything to do with that even in high school. But what that does folks is it eliminates people from literally existing as gay as a teacher and administrator and being able to talk about their personal life in any capacity entirely through high school. So that just does not apply to third grade Disney with the amount of employees they have in Florida and I got to look that one up as well. Very understandable that they may have many employees directly affected by this by being either gay, transgender, whatever it may be themselves or knowing somebody or having kids in school in that experience. Okay. So that is the actual underlying of what is in the actual bill. Okay. So you fast forward to what they did yesterday. They basically end the special districts in Florida before 1968. One one amusing tidbit is that that does not apply to special districts. Since 1968, one of the special districts, many of the special districts, the villages in Florida, a huge Republican stronghold. Okay. So they're not going to affect them. They're coming back to Disney. Disney's had this for 50 years. It's a rush without thought folks. And it's hurting the company that has created so many jobs. I mean, you think about what Central Florida was before Disney. Okay. And simply for the CEO saying that this may come out and hurt their company, their employees in the state of Florida that they operate in. It's very vindictive to have the politicians putting politics ahead of that company, especially when folks, it is something that I do not agree with either. It is a very unfortunate bill. It is very, in one essence, you could say it's poorly written. In another assets, you could say it's brilliantly written, depending on what you want to achieve. By leaving the line so gray and general, you allow any interpretation whatsoever, which obviously could be interpreted in a hateful manner when it comes to anybody talking about what is age appropriate and their opinion to discuss sexual orientation in high school at all. It's unfortunate what's going on. Now you bring to just how unfortunate is that they're doing business. So you have DeSantis, this district that they have folks, and it's, what is it? The reed, I got to get it right. It has at least a billion. The Reedy Creek Improvement District has a billion dollars. I heard 2 billion out there. At least this is a Bloomberg article of municipal bonds currently outstanding. As a bond holder, you have people that have these bonds, and Republicans just passed in Florida that they're going to do away this district. There's a billion dollars of bonds. How that gets dealt with, they don't even know. That is not how government gets run, folks. It is very unfortunate. Okay. I'm not a fan of DeSantis. You don't have to fall on one side of the aisle or the other. I love how open Florida is, all this stuff. Okay. Don't agree with much of what DeSantis does beyond that. Okay. And I think I'm fortunate to live in Florida. I love the place. This is a really unfortunate part about what is going on in the state right now in Florida, where you have bills being passed like this, and then you have the government being so vindictive that they're willing to tear down businesses and throw a billion dollars into municipal debt into array, just to get their way. Now, under current Florida statutes, the debts and assets of a special district that is dissolved are passed to the municipal government that takes over. So what's going to happen here? Okay. I don't know. And DeSantis is an elected official, and I bet he's going to somehow make sure that this doesn't get passed over to any type of his constituents, but it just speaks to how poorly thought out this is, that they have a billion dollars of municipal debt, and they just passed that they're going to dissolve special districts before 1968 over the next year. There's some date on it. Okay. And the bottom line is, is that this could literally go to either some of the small population areas, small cities like Bay Lake or Lake Buena Vista, or could go to the counties nearby, which would be thousands of dollars per a citizen of those counties if they just took on a billion dollars of debt, which really was a municipality that was governed by Disney. This is not what's supposed to be happening, folks. It's a sad affair going on across the board, and you should become informed about what's happening. Now, the hypocrisy that goes along with it, okay, is that, number one, you have them smashing Twitter out there as well. Okay. We're going to be looking at ways the state and Florida can potentially divest Twitter from their pension. Okay. And at the same time, folks, you've got articles getting read out. We got $300 million in Russia, okay, as part of the pension plan, and they won't even divest that. Okay. It's a shame what's going on, and I'm going to pull up one of the final quotes as we wrap it up. I'll find it over the break, but it's important to be informed because K through three is very understandable, folks. There's a lot of reasonable voices, okay? It is not reasonable to say you can't talk about being gay anytime during high school if people don't feel like that's appropriate. That's just hateful, folks. We'll leave it at that. We'll come back. We'll talk some stock. Stay tuned. All price levels. From the price you should be paying per square foot in certain up-and-coming areas to the type of cash flow investment properties are capable of creating, Tiger Real Estate can help you make the best decision when it comes to all areas of the market. Before you make one of the biggest decisions of your financial future, call Tiger Real Estate LLC today at 727-329-8322 or email us at tiger at tfnn.com. That's 727-329-8322. Call us today. The technology around us is changing every day. 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NASDAQ 100 up 253, man. That NASDAQ 100. You're talking about a range of 350 points. You're talking about a range of like 2% right now in a 24-hour period in both directions. You jump over to Tesla. You talk about a pop man, Elon Musk, saving himself quite a month, quite a couple months. Tesla record earnings up 11%. There are more than a billion shares outstanding in Tesla right now. You're up $110. You're up more than $110 billion in market cap today alone. That $50 billion in market cap that Netflix lost yesterday. Tesla will take double that right there. There you go. Yeah, that talk about Disney. It got all the favorites in the YouTube chat. Let's calm down, please, gentlemen. Have some class. Let's go. All right, Tesla, up to 1,085 man. Quite the move. If we jump around to what else is going on on the market, let's jump to some of the headlines I got pulled up here. I got a couple pulled up. Yeah, how about we'll stay with this, Elon Musk? Does he have enough companies? The boring company? And in any other universe, folks, this would be one of... I mean, it'd be a career achievement. You start a $6 billion company. You raise $675 million. That's the boring company as they're trying to build some tunnels to solve traffic. Yet another valuation add to Elon's net worth. Pretty remarkable when you look at it. Okay, let's jump around to some of the other stocks and see how they're opening on the airlines. We jump over to Delta this morning. Look at that. They catch a pop even if they open up 4.4%. Let's jump over to Boeing shares. Blowing up 2.6% right now. We jump to United with their strong earnings. Hoof, up 11.7% for United, man. Quite a pop. Domestically, JetBlue shares, 7.5%. Look at these airlines. This might be it, folks, in terms of the transition. Cruise ships, Carnival. Yeah, up 4.4% right now. NCLH, Norwegian, up 4% as well. Airbnb, up 3% to 170. We pull back. Let's take a look at Airbnb on a daily basis. We were on a downtrend going back. You break out of that, really, as you reach the low on March 8th. You accelerate, yeah, to 170. I mean, this has some areas that's going to face some potential resistance here, even if you catch a bid up to 177 or so, where it's been. But that would be a strong stock as well going forward. You jump over to Marriott. They were having a run as well. Look at that. Marriott, up 2.2%. You were just trading April 11th at 162. And Marriott's trading at 194 right now. Let's jump out of commodities. Crude, you're trading up a buck, 44, back to a short-term timeframe, 15 minute, 103, 62. You jump over to gold. Gold down $10 so far this morning. You touched basically the lows we had yesterday. It was about 1940. And we're trading at 1954 right now for that gold contract. So it's interesting it came out. Yeah, talk about bad bets. We'll talk about this one, man. Maybe Ackman has learned a bit, not to go all in forever. But man, that's quite a loss in three months. $430 million per shing square. They had 3.1 million Netflix shares. They sold them all. They are not in the business of, I guess, allowing that company to be losing subscribers. That was probably the transition I said. It was a wake-up yesterday, man. Netflix. I mean, look at the volume that Netflix did here for a second. All right. You had Disney paying for their sins. You had Roku paying for their sins as well. Okay. But put this thing on a daily. It was bonkers, folks. All right. Now, they did an extreme amount of volume when they came out last quarter. They guided down. They missed. The stock dropped from 5.20 to 3.79. You still did only 58 million shares. Yesterday, you did 133 million shares. You more than doubled what you did the last time they had earnings, and that was a mammoth day. Any other day, folks? You're doing like 4 or 5 million. Okay. Well, 133 million. Three of those million were Ackman getting out. Stocks down another 3% today. Yeah. You have a big valuation problem on this equity, folks. When you think that they have some great cash flow right now, but how are they going to compete? Are they going to be able to grow? If they can't grow and you got HBO growing, and I talked about it yesterday, and Disney faces this headwind as well. Okay. You are always going to be competing. I mean, somebody talked about it in the Tiger's Den, saying Apple TV is like 4.99 a month. You're always going to be competing with Apple TV because Apple is a $2.7 trillion company that can spend however many billions they need just to have that as a facet of their company. Same applies with Amazon. Almost a multi-trillion dollar company that has Amazon Prime as one facet of a much larger business. Amazon Prime always going to be their spending money. Apple always going to be their spending money. The stories now are that Amazon is getting into live sports. Apple is probably in the mix as well. How is Netflix going to compete? Well, maybe they need to spend some money on live sports. Well, if they start spending money on live sports and they're trying to spend money on scripted content, maybe there goes their profit. That's the scary part of the valuation when you think that they may have to re-up the spending again. They had to do that originally, right, to build out their whole production house. They've done that. But now that is facing competition from everybody else because you got Disney, Warner Brothers, Paramount has a new service. You got Peacock, let alone all the streamers that you have out there. Live sports is going to be the next battle, folks. There is nothing like live sports because guess what? You can't watch live sports on delay. You need to be subscribed on that day. That's when people care about it most. That's going to be a battle, and that is going to get some huge contracts because of the value that you have for live sports. You look at the contracts that have been given to podcasters alone, right? Think about the value of a podcaster versus ever getting something like an NFL Major League Baseball. I mean, Apple TV has Major League Baseball now. I haven't watched it. I'm not a huge baseball fan in general. It's a very slow sport with 160-plus games during a season. And somehow, if you play those 160 games, maybe you make it to the playoff where they have a one-game play-in. Makes zero sense, folks. Nonetheless, I have not watched it, but it's been met with mixed results to say the least. But the important part is you have Apple, the most valuable company in the world, paying Major League Baseball for live TV, live sports content. That's going to change the game. Netflix might have a big problem turning a profit if they have to start upping the ante again on what they spend. That's why I like the attractiveness of Disney always having that potential parks and movie theater business. And the brands that Disney has, the movie franchises that they own, folks, Star Wars, Marvel, they own Fox, right? Think about what they own on Fox in terms of under that label, Mickey Mouse, et cetera. And then you have all those parks. They are in a sweet spot right now, even if streaming takes a little bit of a hit because streaming's around forever, that they're going to be a little benefit from the parks and likes. But yeah, I would be careful in Netflix, folks, because you are still valued at, I believe, $100 billion. Come on, where are we at? $97, just under that number now. It was at $110 yesterday when I pulled it up. You were at $150 before their earnings recently. And you were over $300 billion at their highs. $90 billion, you got to make some money eventually to be a $100 billion company. That's the scary part, folks. They have the subscribers, okay? And all those people they say are sharing passwords just so you know 100 million people does not transition to 100 million new subscribers. The reason why they're sharing passwords is because those people probably would not be signing up themselves if they don't find enough value. Yes, you're going to get some of them, okay? But don't see that number and think that if they crack down, then all those people are coming with, not necessarily the way it's going to go down. All right, we got quite a market, man. S&Ps up 50 points. We're at 45.04 right now. We'll jump around to some of the other equities moving today. We have Chairman Powell out there twice today, folks, twice. I believe he's up at 11 a.m. and maybe 1 or 2 p.m. Eastern time. We'll see what he has to say. Given a couple of speeches out there, probably no expected headlines, but you never know right now. Markets accelerating higher. We'll take a look at that 10 when we get back as well. Stay tuned, folks. 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For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of tfnn.com. Welcome back, folks. Jumping back to Tesla shares, up 11% right now. We jump back to Netflix shares. The stocks in the press down 3.6% right now. We jump over to Procter & Gamble. They had strong numbers yesterday, right back near the highs right now. You're up 9.10% for Procter & Gamble. Some of those airlines give back some of the gains. American up 7% still, but they pull back a bit. You got United up 11% holding onto those gains. Delta Airlines down, excuse me, up 4.4%. We covered Boeing. Boeing giving back some of those gains. Still up about 2% right now. And yeah, we jump around to some of the fang stocks. Amazon shares up about 9.10%. Apple getting a bid at the open. Apple up 2% right now. I think Apple's got 16 billion shares outstanding. There's a $32 billion pop for you at the open. Remarkable numbers when you think about it. What's coming out there? And you jump over to Google. Up 1.1% right now. We'll finish off with Microsoft shares to up 2.2%. Facebook. Look at the pullback Facebook had yesterday, man. You talk about a pullback. The pain does not end. You take a look at the daily. Nothing to say you don't go back down. Test those lows of 185 on Facebook. And we got to talk about Twitter. So Twitter, Mr. Elon Musk, he might become what the tender offer, a little bit of an acceleration. I think that's what I had to do. Let me see if I have the headline up here. Do I think I saw a pop in terms of where we were. Was that it? No. Maybe it was on the front page of CNBC. I saw it somewhere. Yeah, there you go. I did. Musk to explore potential tender offer. $46.5 billion in committed financing for the deal. That was just out like 15 minutes or so. Yeah. So we'll see where that goes. Nonetheless, Elon, a great promoter of himself, and he is in the headlines on the front page of CNBC yet again. But there's some volatility for you, man. Twitter up half a percent right now, but you just spiked about a buck 50 from where you opened on Twitter shares. It should be an interesting day in the market to say the least, folks. We get the VIX right now. You're negative by 41 cents. You're trading at $19.91, that volatility index. You take a look at the daily. It's kind of the lower portion of where we've been on that VIX right now. Pairing some of the gains. We were up April 12th just nine days ago at $25.38, let alone the high 30s that we had when the market was really selling off. Remarkable resurgence in this market at $45.04. And I said we'd look at the tenure to wrap up the program. Talking about lower prices, folks. You're down 15 ticks. There's your 15-minute action. You're at lows of the session almost in the tenure. Yields rising yet again. Stay tuned, folks. We got to replay this hour. Balance was out to me. Hope we got our man Larry live at 11 o'clock. Live program all day. See you up and down, folks. Have a great day.