 The following is a presentation of TFNN, the morning market kickoff with your host Tommy O'Brien. Good morning everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN, 9.06 a.m. Thursday morning. We got about 24 minutes to go until the start of trading and we're coming into a long weekend. Close tomorrow for the Easter holiday weekend. We'll be back on Monday, market's quite a day yesterday to the upside man. That's a weekly, let's put things back on a 15 minute and we basically got all of Tuesday's action back. Remarkable folks when you think about the two-way moves in this market that consistently keep on happening right now. Tuesday, even Monday, we were up at those levels. Look at these moves. I mean, let's just back it up again. Let's put it on a 10 day, 30 minute and just zoom in on this week's action, right? Monday, we're up at 44.60. By the end of Monday, we're down to 43.80. That's 80 points. You're back up to 44.60 on Tuesday. You're back down to 43.80. Wednesday, you're back to 44.40. So not quite, but overnight, you almost made it up to that level. Next, if you follow this sequence, folks, the next move would be lower. We'll see where we go today coming into the long weekend. We got some retail sales to go over. We'll get to those in a moment. You got the Nasdaq 100 right now. You're negative 31 points. That's about 2.10 percent. The red, you get the dial barely in the positive by one point and you have the Russell negative by six. We get some bank earnings today, too. Pretty decent earnings. Goldman, Morgan Stanley, City, Wells Fargo disappointing. We'll jump over to that in a moment. Bitcoin, 41,290 crude, holding pretty steady above 100. 102.49. We were above 104 overnight. Look at that charging crude, man. Monday, 92 bucks. Today, 102. Gold contract, quite an acceleration for gold as well. Gold's backed off a bit. We're trading at 1,979 right now. You were up to 1,985 and we jumped to notes and bonds. A slight reprieve from what we've been getting in terms of higher yield. We're still sitting above 2.7 percent. 2.705, to be exact. We'll call it 2.71 percent to round up. And we jump over to the VIX Volatility Index this morning, 2178. Quite a pullback as the market charged higher yesterday. Still sitting at relatively lofty levels compared to the average. But man, when we get the moves we're talking about with the S&P, moving 60 to 80 points in either direction on a daily basis, you better believe we have an elevated VIX for Volatility Premium. Okay, let's jump right into the news. We got some economic numbers today ahead of the long weekend. And we get retail sales in the U.S. showing the impact of surging gasoline prices. The value of overall retail sales purchases climbed 0.5 percent. While that was just shy of expectations, the prior month was revised up sharply to show a 0.8 percent increase. The March advance was led by an 8.9 percent jump in spending for gasoline. I mean, talk about an impact, right? Excluding receipts of gas stations, sales fell 0.3 percent last month as vehicle and e-commerce purchases. The two largest spending categories declined. The figures aren't adjusted for inflation. So you take that into consideration, right? You take gas out of the equation. You have retail sales falling at the same time that you have inflation spiking. What that means is that inflation adjusted. Those retail sales numbers are even worse than they represent at a 0.3 percent decline. Let's see, what do they say down here as well? Retail sales excluding motor vehicles and gas rose 0.2 percent last month after a 0.1 percent dip in February. Ten of the 13 retail categories showed growth last month outside of gas stations, sales at general merchandise stores, electronics and appliance merchants and clothing outlets also rose. Non-store retailers. Here's the big bar. Be careful here. The second largest category and volatile from month to month fell 6.4 percent. I had to check my hearing when I heard that one, man. You're talking about online delivery, online retail, which is where the world is going, falling 6.4 percent per month to month. That's quite a number, folks. Pay attention to it. We'll see how the market reacts on the open this morning. All right, let's jump right into the bank earnings. We'll kick it off with Morgan Stanley. Why not? Top estimates fueled by trading revenue gains. These banks, man, in the trading revenue they do on a daily basis. It is just staggering the amount of revenue that they churn on a daily basis. We talk about equity trading revenue, 3.2 billion, higher than 2.7 the market was looking for. Fixed income, you get some wider spreads there sometimes. For the banks, 2.9 billion. Market was only looking for 2.2. Headlight numbers exceeded expectations. The bank still experienced a slowdown in some parts of the business compared with a year ago. When you look at the real numbers, $202 a share versus a $1.68. This is Morgan Stanley. Revenue, $14.8 billion versus $14.2. We jump over to Morgan Stanley's shares this morning and they're catching a little bit of a lift. Up to $85.59 from $84.13 and that's what the market right now, S&Ps, negative by 10 points. We're going to jump to Goldman Sachs next. Goldman up from $3.21 to $3.28. We jump back to Goldman and they put it trading desks. Crush expectations amid surging volatility. Earnings, 10.76 versus 8.89 revenue. They beat by over a billion dollars in revenue folks. Profit fell 42%, 3.94 billion. That's in 90 days. Revenue, sagged 27%, but you're talking about a beat by more than a billion dollars from their CEO as the turbulent quarter dominated by the devastating invasion of Ukraine. The rapidly involving market environment had a significant effect on client activity as risk intermediation came to the fore and equity issuance came to a near standstill, equity issuance. Yeah, not many equities getting issued with all that volatility as the market fell with war going on. Despite the environment, our results in the quarter show we continued to effectively support our clients getting into some of the numbers. Traders made the best of that turbulent environment as revenue from fixed income, currency and commodities up 21% from a year ago to 4.72 billion. The market was only looking for 3.04. Very difficult, I imagine, to be an analyst in this market, man. When you're missing fixed income, currency and commodity trading, you put it at 3 billion and they take in an extra $1.7 billion over 90 days percentage wise, what is that? And geez, you're talking about a 60% beat in terms of the revenue that they were looking for from that section of the business. Equities trading, 3.15 billion, 15% lower than the first quarter, but much better than expectations as well trading revenue with these banks, man, just through the roof and Goldman trading higher. City, top earnings estimates, better than expecting trading revenue. I mean, the headlines are all the same, except we're gonna jump to Wells Fargo, not the same there. Earnings, whoops, earnings, yes. Earnings fell 4.46%, $4.3 billion, $202 a share because of higher expenses and credit costs and lower revenues, revenue 19.2 billion. Again, over a billion dollars more than analysts were expecting, just remarkable. They beat in earnings by about 50 cents, just big numbers, man. We jump over to the city and see how they're trading. They spike from 50 to 51. All things considered, no huge spikes, but probably a sigh of relief as they beat, as opposed to a miss and speaking of misses, there's Wells Fargo, man. You're trading from 48 down to 46 and we'll wrap up this first segment of the program with the banks. Quarterly revenue misses estimates on weaker than expected mortgage lending. So Wells Fargo, not cutting it with mortgage revenue, they miss on revenue. You just saw the other banks, right? Now, all these banks have different portions of what they focus on. Home lending fell 33% from the year prior as mortgage rates have clients. Earnings, 88 versus 80 cents and revenue is a miss there. Wells Fargo, struggling. Now, all right, folks, stay tuned. We're gonna come back, talking to our man, Kevin Hanks from TD Ameritrade Network. We'll be right back, folks. Everything in the universe is governed by the Fibonacci sequence. This mathematical principle is responsible for everything from the most aesthetically pleasing artwork to patterns in the stock market to stay on top of stock patterns you can take advantage of sign up for the Fibonacci 24-7 newsletter at tfnn.com. 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They walk you through hypothetical trade setups. Kevin Hanks coming into the long weekend, quite a day yesterday. Good morning. Good morning, Tommy or Brian. Just in case anyone out there thought this was going to be a nice low key starting off the long weekend kind of day, not so much as Elon Musk has kind of started the day with a kaboom in the fact that he's buying Twitter or thinking and talking and making a formal offer for Twitter, just amazing. So that's a perfect lead off, Kevin. I wasn't sure if we were going to get there because we got a lot going on. Man, we got retail sales. We got bank earnings, pretty strong bank earnings. But yeah, why not, man? So Twitter, not too surprising with, you know, throwing out the board seat. He said, okay, he's got other plans out there, of course. He's going to be, you know, at least a needle in the management team out there. And sure enough, he comes with a hostile takeover bid within days. What do you think of Twitter, Kevin, trading at $48 right now? It spiked to $43.99 initially. The purchase price is $54 and change. What do you think about Twitter trading at $48 right now when they've got an offer out there for $54 and change from the richest man in the world this morning? Yeah, it's amazing, some of the rhetoric, Tommy, that you're seeing this morning being, well, how is he ever going to finance this? It's like, what? What are you talking about? This is the richest man in the world who could write a check theoretically for Twitter. And I'm pretty sure it would clear, Tommy. I know, right? It being said, I think what you're seeing this morning is every trading desk, every mergers and acquisitions desk, every big firm, every venture capital firm is going, number one, is he getting it on the cheap? And number two, how do we get involved in this some way somehow, either as a partnership, either as in commissions, how do we get involved? And I think that's what a lot of people are doing. They're doing a lot of due diligence on the value of this. But here's what I think, Tommy. I think Elon Musk saw what we all saw when Twitter started, which is an amazing town square that was crazy popular, but was extremely poorly managed. And I think he sees this like he did in the space program in NASA. He saw something that he thinks he can do better and fade him or doubt him at your own peril, Tommy. Boy, I mean, he's a brilliant man. I kind of am not a fan of how he flaunts the regulations, the way he came in here, didn't file the proper regulatory work. If the richest man in the world doesn't have to follow financial regulations, man, that's a little bit of a struggle in my opinion. But yeah, the brilliance, and he loves the attention, he loves to speak with grand aspirations, but man, you can't deny what he's done in terms of Tesla, SpaceX, and back it all up to PayPal in the beginning of his rise to being an entrepreneur. That's gonna be an interesting one to follow, man. I'm sure that the Twitter executives this morning, I'd love to be a fly on the wall in that executive office in terms of what they're talking about. Let's jump to banks real quick, Kevin. Pretty strong earnings, man. How about the trading revenue, fixed income revenue just through the roof? Talk a little bit about, if you don't mind, trading revenue, we're traders out there. For those not familiar with some of the banks in terms of how they're, are these basically traders sitting at their desk, Kevin, making billions of dollars and every 90 days? What do you think about these trading revenues? Just absolutely phenomenal for most of those big banks this morning. Well, a lot of these banks make their money off of two things. Number one, the commissions from trade. So active markets they do better in, but also a lot of them take the other side of some of those trades. So their ability to hedge the risk and manage the risk, Goldman is extremely popular in doing things like that. And Goldman, yeah, you had to, it was a pretty to say that the Goldman was gonna bounce back this quarter because they lost money last quarter. They had a pretty poor quarter based on paying bonuses and salaries, right? Their expenses went up by 23%. So that was more of an issue there with Goldman. So I'm not really surprised that they bounced back. I think that Wells Fargo missed on revenues, but their net interest margin was a big number. So as we suspected, they're making money. Them and Bank of America are the two that will benefit most from net interest margin. So yeah, a lot of these banks are beat up as well. So the fact that some of them are bouncing back this morning, especially counter to what JP Morgan did yesterday is pretty positive for the overall market. Goldman tax bouncing back is a nice recovery for them, for sure. And let's jump into retail sales. There's a lot going on in that retail sales number, man. Gas lean prices having a huge impact. You see actually a slowdown if you take out some of those accelerated numbers and that's not even counting the inflation in there. What do you think about non-store retailers, Kevin? We were speaking like online. I think I saw it was down 6.4% month over month. What's your take on the retail sales number this morning? Well, so much of that demand for the online retailers got pulled forward. Not really surprising that some of it is starting to temper now as, you know, let's say that the United States is reopening and people are leaving their homes and doing more and probably shopping less online and more in brick and mortar. I mean, we've seen good overall store traffic and red book numbers and things like that. So not really surprising that so much of the business that was pulled forward is starting to taper now. Still extremely strong in terms of online e-commerce. So the migration to e-commerce is still happening. Not really surprising that it's tapered, that it's plateaued here slightly. It's just pretty remarkable, man, the volatility in all of these numbers right now with everything we're dealing with, whether it's from the bank earnings. I mean, just the way that they beat on those bank earnings, man, to be an analyst right now, whoof, good luck to them, man, when you're missing by, you know, a billion dollars here and there on a 90-day period. Coming into the long weekend, Kevin, markets closed tomorrow for the holiday weekend. What are you guys gonna be talking about at noon Eastern time today on Fast Market? Tom White, now you'll be looking at Amazon in the first segment of the show. Then we'll look, then, like earlier, it's gonna do a presentation on Peloton. Peloton, $25 this stock is trading. And then in the final segment of the show, we'll look at Facebook. Couple stocks that have been quite beat up. Amazon with some news about a stock split. So a lot going on here today. We'll finish up with some high-profile names, Tommy. I love it, man, three stocks I'm interested in. I know we've got a lot of listeners interested in as well. Amazon, a far cry from the $3,700 bucks it had in the middle of last year. He's sitting at $3,110 right now. And Facebook's an interesting conversation, man, let alone Peloton. Not many people would have seen that going back below pre-pandemic prices. Facebook, though, man. You start getting into, we've talked about it before. Really interesting conversation. It's always interesting, Kevin, when I have a lot of bright friends, they're not all in finance, right? But everybody at some degree is interested if you have any savings in the market, right? In your retirement, whatever it be. Really interesting conversation with Facebook in terms of their PE, where it is, where they go, the metaverse. I saw yesterday, I think Facebook's gonna be taking 50% of the transactions going on in their metaverse. Not bad when you're selling basically computer code and taking 50% of the profits. Kevin, we appreciate the conversation, the education as always. And hey, yesterday. Thank you so much for jumping in, man. I did. Little Tommy the fourth. He's running around in the living room, ripping out cords. He was jumping in, building like a pro, man. I could appreciate it more. Always a pleasure, Kevin. You have yourself a great weekend and we look forward to the show at 12, man. Have a great day, Tommy. Thanks for having me out. You too, man. Take care. Folks, tune in every day at 12. You heard him. He's on Peloton, Facebook today. Great back, folks. Are you having fun trading the markets but having trouble finding like-minded individuals to discuss your trading and investment ideas with? Become an Apex creditor in the trading markets and join the Tiger's Den Trading Room only at tfnn.com. 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Just even the last few minutes, putting the chart on a five-minute basis. Look at that pop that we just got coming into the opening bell. That was 9.25, the market getting ready for the open. We saw some volume come into that bar. You trade from 44.36 to 44.44. Quite a number, up to 44.47 right now in the S&Ps. Jumping over, keeping with some of the headlines of the day. So let's see how Twitter is trading on the open right now. $48.17. I mean, folks, you think Musk is gonna buy it at 54 and change? Go buy Twitter at $48. I would not do that if I were you, though, okay? The rest there, of course, is that you got six bucks to the upside. And who knows what you got to the downside if things really go awry in terms of what could be possible with that potential hostile takeover bid. Okay, it is interesting that you have that going on. I agree with Kevin Hinks. I saw some friends saying it as well. He doesn't have that type of liquidity. Elon Musk wants to buy Twitter for $40 billion and they agree to it or the shareholders vote for it. He's gonna find that money, folks. It's just gonna happen, okay? What I will say that's a little bit worrisome is that I agree, it's the public square. The toughest part about that is if it's a public square and you get the richest man in the world writing the rules for the public square and Elon Musk doesn't like to follow rules, folks. He only likes to follow rules if he agrees with them, okay? There are plenty of very financial regulations he doesn't follow. What about that, okay? He's already getting sued for not filing the proper regulatory filings in there. Now, you jump to Tesla shares. And yeah, Tesla shareholders saying, hold on a second, man. What if the man in charge of this amazing company is a little bit distracted right now with trying to take over Twitter and they might be right? I mean, time is valuable, folks. And Elon handles his time probably better than anybody that we know of right now with the ability to manage Tesla, manage SpaceX. I think I saw, I'm going a while back on one interview that I think he was splitting his time where it was like doing one day here, one day there, going back and forth from Tesla to SpaceX. That way he could make sure he was completely immersed in that company on that day, as opposed to just sitting in one office managing both companies. Really remarkable to be able to do that, okay? But you can only do so much, folks. We only got so much time. And if Elon's spending all this time going after Twitter, he has every right to, maybe some of those decisions that Tesla won't get the time that they need. Just throwing it out there. I wouldn't be selling Tesla. I wouldn't be buying Twitter. Not sure any of this really matters. I'm sure Elon loves it all. But keep that in mind as that happens because the market keeps in mind, man, and Tesla is down 1.3% today. As you get the Dow up 164. Look at this pop, 34,643. Let's check into some of the banks. I bet they're rocking. There's Goldman rocking. You got it up 3.2% right now. We jump over to Morgan Stanley catching a bit on the open up 3.5% right now. City on their earnings up 1.8%. The reverse of that Wells Fargo falling down one, excuse me, down 5.7%. Bank of America coming out on Monday, they're getting a lift up 8.10%. And we jumped to JPMorgan, which disappointed earlier in the week, they're hanging out at about 127 right now for JPMorgan shares down 1.10% on this market open. All right, what else we got going on? Let's jump over to Delta. Delta was out with their numbers yesterday, continuing to rise. Look at this pop in Delta, man. You just traded from 36 up to 42. Just this week alone, folks, you put this thing on a daily. Oh, let's back it up to put a weekly to get the full Fibonacci run in here. From the COVID lows to the highs we had about a year ago, March in 2021, Delta pulls right back to the 618, folks. I love Fibonacci's. At least you have an area of supporter resistance that you have a game planning. You're looking to trade Delta. Maybe you were looking at the 382. It breaks through the 382. Okay, maybe you tried to get into that equity. You get stopped out, trades down to the 618. You get into that equity again. You give yourself a stop. No, you catch the bid, man. And if you had done that, and listen, I didn't, okay, it's hindsight. But you're talking about a pop of 40%, folks, in the last five weeks in Delta shares from where it was on that 618. You're trading at 42. You jump around to some of the other airlines. United Airlines putting this back on a daily for some context here. Yeah, from 30 bucks up to 45. Just remarkable action. Now the market was at quite a doldrum down here as well. Let's jump to Boeing. This one was interesting. We're talking about Boeing yesterday, folks. If you have some Boeing, good for you in the last couple of days, but it's been a slow ride to negative prices for a while. The one thing I will say is, on a weekly basis, folks, well, let's just put it on a daily because it looks even cleaner. I think when you put it on a daily and you back it up, okay, now this is going back about a year. This is the high they had March 6th, March 15th of 278, trading down about a hundred bucks from there, okay? But you are at least near the bottom end of this channel line. Now what you'd love to see here, folks, if you're gonna trade some Boeing, be aware of the top of the channel line. You've traded down at least a few times. What is it? One, two, we won't even count that one. It made it pretty close to that one. Three, four, five peaks touch that line perfectly before it traded lower. Doesn't mean it has to get up there. You see, many times it touches the bottom portion of that trend line. I mean, it is very well sustained channel line. In Boeing right now, you get down to a low on April 11th of 173.40. Since then, we're up about 11 bucks quite a day yesterday for Boeing quite a day today as well, up to 184.64. It's got a long way to run, even to the upper portion of that channel line and Boeing shares that will push it to about 212. Now what I was gonna say is, what you love to see is, get up to this channel line, you might face some resistance. Okay, you wanna see it trade above the channel line. You wanna see it come back and test that channel line and hopefully then really take off. But you don't have to wait for that, man. 184, not a bad price. When you think of where we've been in context of Boeing, you were down to 173, but even within this channel line, the upper portion is about 212. You're talking about a solid $30 from where we're trading at right now in Boeing. All right, let's jump around to some of the fang stocks. See how we're trading this morning. Amazon shares, they're gonna be talking Amazon on a fast market, coming up at 12 Eastern time. Amazon right now down about 6.10%. That's probably having to do with retail sales. Non-store down 6.4%, I'm guessing. There's a little bit of a drop off on the open for Amazon shares. We jumped to the Microsoft down about 4.10%. Apple shares down, we'll call it flat to 170 right now. Google shares, negative as well, down about 4.10%. All the fang stocks kinda lower this morning. Netflix shares lower as well. As I said, Tesla is lower down 1.2% as well. We jump over to Facebook. Facebook shares lower as well. All the big fang stocks lower. We get the NASDAQ 100 only negative by 12 points right now. S&Ps actually positive by 10. Yeah, interesting action to say the least. All right, let's jump around and see what else I have pulled up here for articles. Let's see, what do we got? Yeah, this one's an interesting one. So, baby strollers, Ferris wheels, and BTS. More tourists are bringing their kids to Las Vegas. And it makes sense, folks. I've been to Las Vegas many times to do some gambling. They used to, they still do, right? They get the Traders Expo out there, the Money Show, one of the Expos. Just a lot going out there, whether it was Caesars it was at. But a survey of 4,000 visitors in 2021 by the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority showed a dramatic rise in the number of people bringing children with them. And folks, I've talked about it on the show. If you've never been to Vegas, all right, you don't need to go there to gamble. You don't. The place is an absolute, well, I just say it's a good time with family. They got a lot you can do. There's amazing pools at the hotels, right? They got amazing restaurants. They have amazing sights to be seen. It was just a fun time in general. And a lot of the revenue, I think over 50% of the revenue that they are making in Vegas has nothing to do with gambling, if not even more. 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Now, the first thing is, Vegas has tons of conventions. That did not happen last year. That is going to impact how many people bring your kids. Excuse me. And then you look at the numbers. Vegas had 32 million visitors last year. Not bad when you think about coming out of the pandemic, but down significantly from 42 million in 2019. Yeah, you're talking about almost 25% lower numbers. 2021, kids even on the rise dramatically Here's the last part of this article to think about as I was talking about though. They talk about some families in here. They talk about people from North Carolina, et cetera. This couple they say decided to bring their children. We have other couples in here. Let's see, I want to get to the one. Yes, one family says they usually say the Bellagio, but they took a family trip. They decided to stay at Mandalay Bay. I have no interest in any of these right now folks. All right. In terms of ownership or trading. But the one thing, the resort features 11 acres of aquatic playground with a wave pool, lagoon and lazy river. Pretty cool. In the summer, get ready for some heat folks. But as they say, it's a dry heat. World Series of poker goes on in the summer. I think it's June and July they run. The World Series of poker. I was out there many times when I was playing more poker in my days. And yeah, it's a dry heat folks. It's a dry heat of about 108 degrees. I was out there one year for July 4th. They couldn't even have fireworks because it was too hot. They were worried of course about fireworks, starting fires, dry heat out there. Nonetheless though, that is a changing spectrum of Vegas. I imagine you're going to see part of that continuing in the same way. A lot of people are kind of surprised by it. They think Vegas is really more for adults, but that's what I'm telling you folks is not. You find the right place. I've been out there. Listen, I would go out there to play poker. Okay. Yes, it's fun to gamble, but I am not a huge fan of gambling in negative expectation games, folks. If you tell me I go up to a game and I put down $100 and in the long run, I'm going to walk away with $85 on the average. If I play the game long enough, I'm going to walk away with nothing. That's not too much fun. Okay. So I've always kind of been interested where I go there, play some poker, and then I got to make the most of it outside that. Go eat some amazing restaurants. Right. What was it? Nobu out there. Nobu and Caesars. Oh, man. Nobu. Some good seafood. Oh, man. That was a good one. Yeah. All right. We'll jump off Vegas. I got to get out to Vegas sometime soon. And really, I don't want to go to Vegas to gamble, folks. I'm going to go to Vegas to experience it. That's what I'm talking about. If you haven't been there, you can totally bring kids. I'm going to bring Tommy the fourth out there when he's a little bit older. Yeah. Great shows. Everything, man. And it was all built around servicing the, gambling, but that has changed folks, even the clubs that they have now in these casinos. Yes. The casinos love to bring in the clubs so that they bring in the people that got money. You go to the club, you file out of the club from drinking and you go gamble in their casino, right? That's a big portion of why these clubs are there. But guess what? They make boatloads and boatloads of money in those clubs as well at the same time. All right. Let's jump around and see what else we have moving. In this market right now, as we get the market turning a little bit red right now, we get the S&Ps negative by four to 44.37. We basically give up that entire pop that we got on the open, man. You just gave up 20 points just like that. And the S&Ps, the Dow showing all the strength of 200 right now. We get Bank of America earnings on Monday. We jump over to the Analyze tab and we take a look at their numbers. Yeah. You're only talking about a $2 move basically priced into their numbers for next week. That's a 5% move, but they'll be out with their numbers on Monday as we really jump into more earnings marching down the line. All right. Pulling up what else do I have going on? Of course, we got geopolitical risk up there. We'll see where the day goes, folks. It was quite a day yesterday in terms of the action we saw and coming into the holiday weekend, it's going to be an interesting one in terms of how people get positioned with this type of volatility coming into three days off of anything happening across the board. All right. Let's see what else I got pulled up here. We jump to the stocks making moves. It's going to be a lot of banks in here and it's going to be Twitter. Getting down the line. United Health is also out with their numbers. Quarterly profit of a 549. They beat by 11 cents. Revenue topped as well. Medicare Advantage business was a big one there. Raise the full year outlook, UNH. Come on. Come on. UNH is their symbol. And there's a pop for you. Up 1.7% for UNH. We take a look at a little bit of a longer term chart and that is a one-way trip to higher prices, man. Look at this thing. You come into COVID at about 300. We're trading at 546 for United Health right now. Right aid. A buck 63 a share. Market was looking for, excuse me, they lost $1.63 a share. The market was looking for a loss of 57 cents. Revenue exceeded estimates. Projective fiscal 2023 loss. That is similar to what the market is looking for. As well as detailing a cost reduction program. Shares rose 5.5%. Yeah, I saw it was higher, which is why I was thinking they actually made money. Not so much the case. We jump over to right aid and I would not be touching this one folks. Right aid, 14% man. There's a pop now. Percentages on small numbers can be deceiving. I say it all the time folks, it can. You're up to 857. You were just trading at 611. That is quite a return if you were able to pick that bottom. But to put things in context, well, don't even tie in 1998. Just back things up to where it was in 2016 at a buck 60. Just back it up to where you were when you were trading at $32 at the beginning of last year folks. Okay, now I'm going to put this on a daily and I'm going to zoom in on that far we've had. And yeah, as a trader, do you see strength in that chart? No, I do not see same strength in that chart at all. I will answer that question. So be careful of right aid. That is a trend that looks like it's heading to $0 for right aid. And folks, I was reading the other day, there's like 3k marks left in the country. I don't even know why there's 3k marks left, but there are. And stores that once had huge presences don't have to exist folks. And you might see it happening with right aid and I guess that might be where it's going. I mean, how do you compete with the big giants out there when you're a right aid? And yeah, we'll say that. They got a plan, but it is tough to execute a plan when you got the competitors that they do in their industry. All right, we got markets slipping a bit. S&Ps, negative by eight. NASDAQ 100, negative by 86. We jump over to the VIX this morning at the Volatility Index 2134. We zoom in on the spikes we've had. I'm going to put this on a weekly for some context here. And yeah, kind of just hanging out at the sustained lower levels after spiking to 38 and 37 earlier in the year, made it as high on that March 7th low to 3752. You get the VIX trading right now at 2136. Stay tuned folks. We'll be coming back in three minutes. We'll go over some of the earnings we got next week when we go back after the holiday weekend. That is that, we'll be right back. Market day from 8.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. Eastern. For free. Each host is an experienced trader and gives their take on the market while taking calls and questions live from around the world. 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Yeah, we're down 30 points from the spike high we got right on the open. We're trading at 44.27. You're now below everything we had pre-market folks right back to where we were at about 2 p.m. eastern time yesterday. NASDAQ 100 off 107, 14,114 and you get the Dow hanging on the gains up 120 points right now. We talked about earnings next week. We get a bunch of companies coming out. Two of the big ones to put on your radar, we get Tesla. They'll be out with their numbers on Wednesday, I believe. Let's check it out for sure. Yes. April 20th, 420. Good old 420 for Mr. Elon Musk. He loves that number. They're taking Tesla private at 420. Not so fast, but they'll be out with their earnings on 420 Wednesday. Tesla earnings coming out with their numbers you jump over to in terms of the move that they'll be expecting folks. $85 implied volatility move if that's what if you want exposure through next Friday. So the market right now has about an $85 move in either direction. Not that bad when you think about the moves that Tesla has had. What is that about a 9% move approximately in Tesla by next week and then you jump to Netflix. So Tesla's on Wednesday. Netflix will be out on Tuesday jumping over to the earnings tab on the Thinkers From Platform. They'll be out April 19th for Tesla shares and again taking a look at the move you're talking about just over a 10% implied move for Netflix coming out on Tuesday. We jump over to these two stocks Netflix down about a percent right now we take a look at the longer term pullback man you talk about a pullback folks it's just not stopping $347 for Tesla that is cut in half excuse me Netflix I'm throwing the two from the 700 this thing had talk about getting ahead of itself Netflix isn't going anywhere folks I'll tell you a quick story we'll end the show five year old in the house it was his birthday yesterday happy birthday to our man Landon and I asked him yesterday I said he was getting ready for bed it's important stuff right he's five years old next I was like Netflix or Disney more I said which way he said I like both he said well if you want to choose one which one would you choose and he said I choose YouTube so keep Google on your radar folks because man YouTube there's nothing like it right you don't even bring it in the conversation which one do you want if you had to choose which one do you want he said I want you to pretty interesting action and look at that chart on Google thanks so much for starting your day with me folks stay tuned live programming all day Basil Chapman is up next and you can still sign up for an opening call folks the archive is webinar