 The following is a presentation of TFNN. The morning markets kickoff with your host, Tommy O'Brien. Good Monday morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, company live from TFNN, 9.06 a.m. Monday morning. We got a big week of earnings ahead of us for technology stocks out there. We kick it off today with Facebook. We get Amazon out there. We got Microsoft out there to name a couple. You got Alphabet out there as well. We got Apple. We'll go over them all. Right now you're kicking off the week in positive territory with the S&Ps right now. Right in your record territory. You're positive by seven points. All-time record print on the S&Ps early Friday morning, 45.51. We're about eight points away from that price level right now, 45.43. Tech stocks higher as well. We get the NASDAQ 100 up 45 points right now, 15,386. We got Tesla trading to record territory right now on Hertz ordering 100,000 vehicles for $4.2 billion. We'll go over that in a moment, remarkable. Dow up 25.35,582 and you get the Russell positive by two at 22.91. Bitcoin catching a bid up almost $2,000. It's $62,880 crude. How about an $85 handle? It doesn't stop in crude, man. You got some volatility in both directions, but check out this crude contract. A one-way shot really from August, a one-way shot back from November. This thing, we've had pullback span, but look at this run we've had just since August 23rd. Crude is up $23 from that price point on August 23rd. You're only talking about two months, folks. $85 for the price of crude right now. Gold is up $17, excuse me, $7 at 1804. There's your volatility on Friday on gold. Yes, Friday on gold. We claw back some of that decline. Gold trading at 1804. We got silver up about three pennies right now with 24, 29. We jump to notes and bonds. The 10-year right now, negative one tick, so you're barely moved on the 10-year. You're talking about a yield right now of 1.67%. The yield on the 10-year, the third year is negative 13 ticks at 157.28, and we jump over to the volatility index as we come into a potentially volatile week. We're trading at 15.81 right now. And I mentioned it, why not before we get into the Tesla story, which is awesome in many ways in terms of how that breaks out right now. Where we are going down the line here, you're talking about earnings this week. When you're talking about where we are, Facebook is tonight. We'll go over that in a moment. There's a lot of companies out there in a big way. The big-name numbers, you're talking about Facebook tonight. We got Microsoft and Google Tomorrow Alphabet, as they like to be known. On Wednesday, let's see, we got McDonald's out there, Coca-Cola on Wednesday, Align Technology, eBay, and then Thursday, how about Amazon and Apple? So you got Tuesday, you're gonna get Google and Microsoft, and on Thursday, you're gonna get Amazon and Apple, along with you got a bunch of other companies sprinkled in there. Let's jump over to Tesla. Watch out, folks, T-S-L-A, $949. There's your acceleration up by about 40 bucks. If you get an order for a $4.2 billion purchase over the weekend, your stock may go up. If that purchase represents one-tenth of your production for the entire year, that may cause your stock price to go up as well. Let's jump over to the article, and there it is. Hertz orders 100,000 Teslas in rental market. Shake up, I was talking to my dad this morning. Smart move, right? If you can afford it, $4.2 billion in revenue for Tesla. That's why you're seeing Tesla accelerate higher. Now, these cars are gonna be delivered, I think it said over about the next 16 months. Let's slide down here and see where we're talking about. Come on, I believe it's about the next 16 months that they'll be delivered. I'll pull this up and get it exactly. It is in here, hold on one second. There you go, 14 months. So the cars are gonna be delivered over the next 14 months. Now, what's so amazing here is that they almost corner the market. And that's what Bloomberg points out initially. By purchasing one-tenth of Tesla's entire production for the year, by locking up so much of their production, the order is equivalent to about one-tenth of what the automaker can currently produce in a whole year. Hertz made box out rivals from copying, copycatting the strategy. I'm sure Tesla would like to accommodate some of their rivals if possible, but it's difficult when you purchase 100,000 cars from the car maker, breaking with tradition. They're gonna be paying full price for well-appointed cars, rather than the typical base model. I mean, they're going high end. Hertz is probably the highest end of the rental market. They were just in bankruptcy, quite a turnaround they had going on there. Just reading down. Yes, along with the rollout, Hertz, they're gonna revamp digitization. They're gonna electrify their whole fleet eventually, which is about 500,000 vehicles. Yeah, 17 months after they were going BK, they had, as of June 30th, almost $2 billion in cash in a debt to equity ratio of 2.4 from almost 10, quite a turnaround. And the company that won the bid, so Katerus, Suterus, I'm not sure, Knighthead, a Distress Debt Fund, Hedge Fund, and Suterus, a private equity firm specializing in travel, won the bankruptcy option for Hertz in May with a $6 billion bid. The company's already has a market value of 11.6 billion. It trades OTC right now ahead of its relisting on the NASDAQ stock market. And their symbol right now, OTZ, is HTZZ. On them, there is the action 24.469, but OTC, not sure how that actually plays out. Right now you get a bid ask about $2 higher. Really remarkable to see how that plays out. When you talk about 100,000 vehicles, $4.2 billion and one-tenth of the entire production of the entire car company, Tesla, is going to Hertz. And they're gonna have those cars starting next month as they just basically are probably taking them over the next 14 months. I mean, think about it. That's almost eight, 9,000 cars every single month for over a year that they're gonna be dropping on the Hertz parking lot. It's pretty cool. I said to my dad, he's never driven a Tesla. I've never driven a Tesla. If you're gonna go out there and rent a vehicle and you have the option, I mean, imagine in a few years if Hertz just has a completely electrified rental fleet, you don't have to pay for gas and you're using pretty cool top of the end Teslas. That's a competitive advantage in my mind in a big way. Hertz making use of the cash that they have from that influx. Remarkable in a big way. We'll see how that plays out. Nonetheless, you're gonna have Tesla open at all time highs. You're pushing a trillion dollar market capitalization now. We came into Friday at 950 billion. You're talking about, what's that, a billion shares? Yeah, you're talking about a billion shares essentially outstanding. And so you gotta get to almost about a thousand bucks. You're gonna be pushing a thousand bucks very soon as in a trillion dollar market cap. Remarkable Tesla's gonna push a trillion dollars. Do you remember the conversations going back not that long ago, folks? Remember the conversations about who was gonna be the first trillion dollar company? Well, now we got Apple far above two trillion. We have Amazon up there. You have Google up there. Microsoft is probably up there as well, but remarkable that you're gonna have Tesla up there when just that many years ago, I'll pull up the date because I'm interested in myself right now. The world had never seen a trillion dollar company, folks, outside of some years back. And Tesla looking to join that club right now in a big way as they opened at about 950 bucks. Jumping back to the market. We get the S&Ps right near all-time highs right now. You're trading at 45, 44. Jumping around to some of the other fang stocks before we get into the program just to see how they're trading this morning. Amazon quite a pullback on Friday. They're out with their numbers on Thursday. You're trading basically flat this morning. You got Microsoft shares basically flat as well at 309. Google shares right now, trading at 2767. We're gonna get into Facebook when we come back after the big Facebook with their earnings tonight. They're down about $2. It's just a constant feed of bad news for Facebook. We'll see if they can turn it around tonight. They're earnings. We'll be right back, folks. Everything in the universe is governed by the Fibonacci sequence. 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So rising internal concerns about young users was largely invisible to outsiders forming the basis for a whistleblower's SEC complaint up here. So take a look at this. Now you have an obligation as a public company to disclose material facts that may affect your company. Now, where that line is drawn, right? That'll be up for interpretation. But it's pretty startling facts in here when we all understand that the future is the youth, okay? And Facebook's not gonna be able to operate a company for decades into the future if they're only encompassing 30, 40 and 50-year-olds. The future is people younger than that, especially when you talk about people that live their lives online. That may change in the future as in 40-year-olds may be more inclined or 50-year-olds may be more inclined to be online than the average 40-year-old or 50-year-old right now as technology is more adopted. But take a look at this. So in March, a group of researchers inside Facebook compiled a report for one of the company's most powerful executives, Chief Product Officer Chris Cox. The paper included a series of charts with data highlighting a troubling trend that seemed to be accelerating. Facebook was losing popularity with teens and young adults. The pink line here is 13 to 17-year-olds. Whether you're talking about use content production rate down, time spent daily, active user down dramatically, message sends down dramatically. All right, you compare that to, you have yellow 18 to 29, slight decreases and 30-plus-year-olds are actually where they're increasing it. Folks, that's not gonna be a long-term growth scenario for Facebook in the social media space. One colorful graphic, as they told, they're talking about this graphic here. Time spent for US teenagers on Facebook down 16%. That's a 16% drop, that line right there. And that young adults in the US were also spending 5% last time. I think they're talking about right here, the yellow line that dropped off. The number of new teens signing up was declining. And perhaps most concerning was a series of slides showing that young people were taking much longer to join Facebook than they had in the past. Most people born before 2000 had created a Facebook account by 19 or 20. Now, Facebook wasn't expecting people born later to join the social network until they were much older, perhaps 24 or 25. If people aren't adopting Facebook by the time they're 25 years old, you could just miss it entirely, right? Think about the number of opportunities and the number of competition they have going on right now, whether it's Snapchat that dove last week because their earnings were in trouble. Excuse me, let alone TikTok, the world global sensation. The report is among hundreds of internal documents collected by the former Facebook employee, turned whistleblower, Francis Hogan, I believe, Hogan, who went public in early October. I think she was on 60 Minutes, right? Well, she was on documents disclosed to the SEC, provided to Congress in redacted form by their legal counsel. Redacted versions were obtained from some news organizations, including Bloomberg. Taken together, the documents paint a stark, stark picture of the year's long decline in growth metrics for key user groups, like teens, young adults in the U.S., and on flagship Facebook app. Internal reports, some of which haven't previously been reported show spending less time, fewer teens signing up, new teen accounts are duplicates rather than unique users. That's a big one, fake accounts. Users across age groups are creating fewer posts, less engagement. Despite detailed research, employees don't fully understand why these trends are happening or why product changes have failed to reverse them. Facebook is not good. That's why I would say it. I tell people, listen, it's great how it was invented, right? To kind of stay close to family. It is a cesspool right now, folks. We have a Facebook account for TFNN. And so as a result of that, I keep a personal Facebook page. It is kind of nice to be able to check in with people, whether it's your high school acquaintances and like not. But I tell people all the time, people on Facebook, you go to Facebook almost to vent. It's a space that's become like a corkboard for venting. People don't normally pull up Facebook and people do and kudos to them. And there's a lot of brilliant, positive people, some of which I'm friends with and I appreciate their posts. That's all about positivity, okay? But very few people just go on Facebook to say it's a lovely day. I'm enjoying my coffee in the morning, right? They go on there to gripe. They go on their event. It creates a lot of negativity in a lot of ways. And so it's not surprising anyway when they say that they don't understand why this is happening. It's not enjoyable. It's that simple. It's not enjoyable. And you have a lot of competition that people, especially younger, are enjoying more so. While Facebook has spent years studying its declining, popularity among young people, an erosion that threatens the company's advertising business which has conquered an estimated 23.7 of global digital ad market. They've been markedly less forthcoming about those concerns in public. The tremendous business success has masked the persistent issues with young people. You're gonna see that catch up though. And that's what they're talking about in terms of material disclosures that that should have been disclosed. Whistleblower using that as one of the reasons why they had to come forward. Facebook approaching a trillion dollar market cap. Now, we tie that all into earnings, all right? Let's jump over. We got Snapchat. Talking about falling out of bed on Thursday with their numbers really disappointing in a big way. Now, Facebook had come out and said already that the Apple privacy changes are gonna affect them nonetheless. You saw a drop-off in dramatic fashion from above 340 down to 315. We're gonna open today at about 321. We'll take a look at the longer term chart on Facebook. You see where we are right now? From the run we had in March, up to the highs of 384, we're right at the 50% line of about 319. If you're looking for the 608, that's about 304. We had a little bit of chop area back, whether it was from April to June in that area of 304. Now, Facebook, they're out with their numbers after the bell tonight, and Facebook right now for the week. Okay, now, these numbers are all gonna recalibrate on the open. We'll check it back out on the open when they do. But Facebook for the week, you're talking about a $21 move is priced in for those numbers. Just reading over here, they're talking about Facebook and then Dan, and yeah, Dan, kudos to you. If you use Facebook and he's saying, you're talking about businesses, click the back button, I agree. It's just, time is valuable, folks. Use that time wisely. Spending a lot of it on Facebook is not conducive to happiness, I'll put it that way. $21 move, they'll be looking for their numbers after the bell tonight, about an $18 move of that, just for the earnings event, $21 if you want exposure throughout the entire week. We'll see how that jumps around on the open though, with more negative news coming down the line on Facebook. And it just does not stop, folks. And the one thing, so Snapchat, what they talked about, the privacy deal, right? That they're not able to target the privacy's hitting them. They should drop off on Snapchat, but what they also talked about was that just generally companies are having supply chain problems. And as a result, they don't have the supply they need to ramp up advertising to the degree that they might coming into a holiday season. Now tell you a story, I ran by Starbucks last night at about four or five o'clock. And Starbucks that I went to, now this happens occasionally, but they were out of sleeves. They're out of sleeves. They're the biggest coffee company in the world doesn't have coffee sleeves for their coffee cups when they're serving hot coffee. And I was saying to the people I was with, I was saying, can you imagine the type of delays they're dealing with if a company like Starbucks wasn't able to stock up on something as simple as a little cardboard sleeve, they could have a million of those somewhere, they never go bad, right? That means that there are severe delays in the supply chain for something like that for a company like Starbucks that obviously has some of the best supply management that you could have, you'd think they would at least for the size of the company they are, they don't have coffee sleeves. 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Gold up $9, $1805 right now, and we jump over to the volatility index. Not a bad VIX right now. Under 16, 1577, think about it. Under the historical average, think about everything going on, and the VIX is under the historical average as we come into Facebook earnings, right? We come into Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Apple earnings this week. We have the COVID pandemic persisting in terms of at least jobs, not quite there. We'll see where we go. Remarkable, we're already at the end of October, folks. We're gonna be getting non-farm payroll. I think it's next Friday, right? November 5th, we're at it again. There's gonna be high expectations there. Just remarkable. We had all those earnings coming in, earning season, it's been doing well in a big way, and it continues tonight as we kick it off with Facebook. All right, jumping around to what else we have going on. How about Pinterest? Seems like PayPal is not in the market to buy Pinterest after all. PayPal's sending an update on its website, not pursuing an acquisition of Pinterest at this time. Pinterest soared last week after Bloomberg first reported that PayPal may acquire the social media company. On that news, you had PayPal spiking lower. You had Pinterest spiking higher. That has been reversed a little bit today. You jump over to Pinterest first. Pinterest, there you were before that report, and remarkable that you almost gave it all back. Look at that, right? The report comes out Wednesday. You spiked to 66. You end the week almost near 56 again, and somehow we're gonna open, I mean, that's gotta be frustrating, right? If you're in Pinterest last week, before the news, you're sitting at 56, and somehow they break the story and then take the story away, and you come out of that down $6 at 50. Nonetheless, PayPal though, some big movement there. Similar story, both stocks below where you were trading at last week before that news story, PayPal had two big down days. Wednesday, then Thursday, today you get a pop, but not quite that big of a pop. You're only at 252, and you were at 273 before that started coming out last week for PayPal. Nonetheless, up 5.2% on their numbers. Let's jump over to Facebook and see how they're trading right now. We jump over to the Analyze tab. Facebook, about a $21 move. Same as kind of where we were looking at previous for their earnings for the week, $19.86 of that weekly implied volatility for the move just tonight. Let's jump over to Tesla, see how they're doing. Are we going to a hundred, are we going to 1,000? 9.56, not quite, but you do pop on the open, 9.56. What are we talking about for a market cap now for this company as you approach $1 trillion? $958 billion market cap for Tesla, remarkable. All right, what else we have going on? We got Burger King parent company, restaurant brands international. They're out with their numbers, you were a higher pre-market to 6,350. You're down to 6,993 right now. You jump over to their numbers, Burger King parent earnings beat, but labor challenges weigh up on sales, I mean, we can almost write that headline for any company, right? Earnings beat, but labor challenges weigh on sales. Restaurant brands international, top estimates for earnings, but fell short on revenue. That's not what you like to see. I like to see the opposite of that. I want to see companies beating on earnings if you have to and missing on maybe, excuse me, I want to see companies beating on revenue. And I want to see them beating on earnings too. But if they beat on earnings and miss on revenue, all they're doing is downsizing that company and cutting costs. Earning 76 cents versus 74, that revenue was a slight miss of 1.5 billion versus 1.52. Reported fiscal third quarter net income attributable to common shareholders, 221 million or 70 cents to share up from 145 million. Net sales rose 11.8%, but short of the expectations, you have Tim Hortons in there as well. Same store sales growth, 8.9%. Market was looking for 10.3, that's a miss as well. Burger King, same store sales 7.9% after dropping 7% a year ago. Market was looking for 8.6. US same store sales shrank by 1.6%. Sales in the company's home market have been trailing those of other burger chains, including McDonald's. Popeyes, Louisiana Kitchen, also a brand underneath that umbrella, saw it same store sales fall by 2.4% in there. The fried chicken chain was facing tough comparisons with its performance a year ago when same store sales climbed 17.4%. Yeah, that was not a lot of good news that I just listed off there in terms of misses on same store sales. You're down right now 2.9% for restaurant brands international. Jumping down the line, what else we have going on? So we talked about Pinterest and PayPal. We talked about Tesla, can't talk about them enough. Kimberly Clark, the consumer products company, little bit lower pre-market, let's see how they do in the open. Revenue slightly above forecast, earnings, three cents a share. Below estimates of a buck 62, so they miss on earnings and they do beat a little bit on revenue, higher inflation and supply chain issues. Any company that misses folks, they're gonna say that, whether it's true or not. Kimberly Clark down about 5% in the open. Facebook we talked about as well. See what else we have going on. Whirlpool got a downgrade. Yeah, Pfizer BioNTech, that news, I feel like was almost kind of out there on Friday as well. All right, let's jump around to some of the crypto action we got going on. So you got Bitcoin right now trading up $2,290. We got a couple Bitcoin ETFs out there, Bitto up 3.8%, that was the pro shares, one that launched first. Excuse me, last week. Now, good old Elon Musk, as if he's not got enough going on today with a $4.2 billion sale over the weekend to Hertz. So this is Shiba Inu. Now it's interesting how it started, how it's going, is kind of how the meme goes, how it started. Shiba Inu up 50% to record becomes the 11th biggest crypto coin. They're looking for Robinhood to list it, gained more than, I had to wrap my head around this one, 40 million percent the past year. I'm not sure I've now percentages, remember folks, incorporate decimal points, zeros, they get a little bit confusing. 40 million percent, that is quite a percentage on a yearly basis, up 50% in the last 24 hours. But guess what? Good old Elon tweets out that he doesn't have any Shiba Inu and the crypto drops 15%. So the two time prints on this was, this was yesterday morning, Sunday morning, coming in at about 8.40 in the morning. Looks like it got updated a little bit later yesterday afternoon. And then they got one out last night, and that's probably because good old Elon was out there yesterday afternoon at two o'clock. He says, out of curiosity, I acquired some, and I believe that's, oops. Well, let's just see. I believe that's just tech, the official name for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Doge, some ASCII hash strings called Bitcoin, Ethereum and Doge. That's it. Those are the only ones he's got folks, Bitcoin, Ethereum and Doge. Excuse me. If you want to get on the Elon crypto train, looks like those are the three stops that you got. And that's it. As I said before, don't bet the farm on crypto, the true value is building products and providing services to your fellow human beings, not money in any form. Good old Elon preaching to his followers out there. Nonetheless, fire beware, Shiba Inu. Not familiar, but check out Shiba Inu's performance. Now this is just the run it had yesterday. Let's expand that a little bit. I mean, you're dealing with 0.00035, some of these cryptos. Watch out, percentages are amazing, but these things cost fractions of fractions of fractions of pennies. 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You're negative by five points right now. NASDAQ turning to flat. We got the Dow negative 28 points right now. 35,530 Russell holding onto two points of gains. Bitcoin holding onto $2,000 of gains at $63,000. We got Crude, 84,86. Gold contract holding steady up about 10 bucks, 18.07. Gold with a little bit of a bid in it. And the 10-year right now, we're getting some higher price and lower yield. Did you say lower yield? 1.63%, so much for 1.67. 1.63% the yield on that 10-year right now. And as we get a little bit of a turn in the market, we got a VIX, back above 16 at 16,13. All right, let's jump around to some of the companies that we got earnings outside of the big tech stock. So as I said again, let's check them out as we go down the line. We got Facebook after the bell tonight. Tomorrow, the two headline numbers are gonna be Microsoft. Ooh, watch out for Microsoft. A little bit of a drop here. Microsoft out with their numbers tomorrow and Google. The other big headline number out tomorrow, Google down 1.1%. Watch out for Google, man. Facebook, how are we doing? Facebook actually flat right now. Twitter shares just jumping around down 2.2%. Now Twitter is out with their numbers. Pull it up, pull it up on Tuesday. Twitter's out with their numbers on Tuesday. Interesting, right? We got Facebook today. We got Twitter tomorrow. We got Snapchat last week. The social media companies all coming as a group. And as I said, so Microsoft and Google on Tuesday. And then the next headline numbers are you gonna get Amazon and Apple on Thursday. Amazon trained down about 1.5% right now. Apple shares down about 2.10% right now. Outside of those headline numbers, jumping around to other companies. And there's a bunch of big ones. UPS is gonna be out with their numbers on Tuesday. I was chatting with my dad earlier today, even taking a look at UPS, taking a look at UPS versus FedEx. UPS has quite a run recently. Look at this run, man. From October 5th at 1.77%. You're continuing that gain at 2.04%. You got a gap here from its last earnings event in July. The high of that gap is about, excuse me, the low of that gap is about 2.09%. You're trading at 2.04 this morning. That's Tuesday they'll be out with their numbers. General Electric, they're out with their numbers on Tuesday as well. Look at that, consolidation. You got $10 range. Let's just see out of curiosity. Let's talk about a low volatility move here. What kind of volatility you're pricing into the move. You got about a $5 implied move on either direction for General Electric out with their numbers. And I believe it is, what did I just say? Tuesday? Yes, I did. Tuesday, just making sure. There it is, October 26th. They'll be out with their numbers. Man, $5, $5 in either direction. We'll push it almost outside of a consolidation General Electric's been in since like March. You got a high end at about 107 and a low end at about 97 there for General Electric. You have gotten above or below it on a couple occasions. So that's Tuesday. We also get waste management Tuesday. We get Hasbro. Let's jump over to Hasbro real quick. Hasbro, their last earnings event jumps to 104. All the talk this year is that you better get your Christmas presents soon, folks. So they're gonna be out. Interesting to see what Hasbro's gonna have to say about the holiday season coming down the line. You're down about eight-tenths percent on their numbers. Jumping over to the Analyze tab, taking a look at the move. That's a decent move, about a $6 move priced into their earnings for the week. That's the implied volatility of the weeklies. It's about a six to seven percent implied move for their numbers on Tuesday. We also get advanced micro devices, AMD. They'll be out with their numbers on Tuesday, AMD. You're talking about an $8 move implied about $119 stock. This thing's been running to the moon. You're talking about challenging the highs we had back in August of 122 this morning. We're trading flat at 119. We have these on Tuesday. Texas Instruments as well. Wednesday, we got Boeing. Pulling up Boeing. Now Boeing, this thing, watch out for this thing, man. Excuse me. I have been looking at Boeing on a couple occasions here, trying to maybe find a bid as this thing was just chopping around along the lower boundary line and you're not chopping around anymore. You could make the case almost that you traded below it, came back, tested the line, and now you've traded lower again. The low, this is a weekly here. The low from the week of September 20th is 206. You're trading at 2012 right now. And Boeing is out with their numbers on Wednesday. We got Coca-Cola out with their numbers on Wednesday as well. O'Reilly automotive. Talk about a juggernaut, man. From 250 at the COVID lows to 665. This thing just does not stop. You're up 210% today. So O'Reilly, they'll be out with their numbers after the bell, yes. After the bell on Wednesday, jumping over to O'Reilly. Okay, so they do not have weeklies in this. You're just dealing with monthly expiration. So if you wanna go out, now sometimes, so if you need liquidity when you're trading multi-leg option trades, if you are, be careful here. If you only have monthly options, O'Reilly, some of them might not be as active, especially as you get out of the money in either direction. But that's a decent move, $38, but you gotta keep in mind that that's the implied move for the whole month through November 19th. $40 move about for a $665 stock. This thing's been through the moon. This year, we started at about 460. We're trading at about 660 right now for O'Reilly automotive. What else we got? We got eBay on Wednesday, and then we'll shift to Thursday. So Thursday, we got Merck out with their numbers as well, MRK. Let's put it back just to a daily for the last year. Merck jumps higher on October 1st. That was the news that they came out with the antiviral drug, one of the first drugs potentially for just management of COVID. You spike higher, you trade back and almost close that entire gap. We got to 77.11. The gap there was 76.65, and you've popped a bit. Now Merck, you're looking at, yeah, not that big of a move right now, is that right? 221, let's make sure their numbers are coming up for earnings. Yeah, October 28th, they got a list in. This is where you really wanna pay attention, folks. Not much volatility in this stock at all around earnings, right? Look at that. You jump over to the simulated trades for the weekly expiration. You're only talking about a $2.21 implied volatility move. Now here's where my mind goes when you're looking to trade something like that. That's a nice setup if you're looking for a big move. The reason why there's a low implied volatility on this contract is because historically, you probably don't get many big moves around earnings. So you got a $2.21 cent move. I'm not sure I would be selling premium on that equity and you only got a $2.00 move for an $80 stock. And you've had some big moves recently on Merck, let alone outside of earnings. And jumping down the line, what else we have on Thursday? Let's see, we got Altria Group, we got Western Digital, WDC, you got MasterCard, Comcast out with their numbers. Comcast, let's jump over to them. CMCSA, this thing had been on quite a run. We give back some of those gains. Look at that run to 61.80. We're back at 53.82, right? Jump to Comcast. We jump over and you're talking about pretty low volatility as well. $2.10 cent move for a $53 stock. Comcast is out with their numbers on Thursday. We also get Caterpillar on Thursday as well. How are they gonna do when you talk about rising prices, wage issues, supply chain issues, you got about a 5% move for Caterpillar with their numbers and $10 move for a $200 stock. You take a look at the run, man, from 87 bucks to 246. But you're talking about now, we're five months removed from all-time highs on Caterpillar up to 246.69. We also get Starbucks on Thursday as well. Starbucks, somebody has Starbucks where those coffee sleeves are. Be interesting. I mean, if they're dealing with supply chain issues, watch out, folks, this thing drives to 126. You're just off the highs at 113.55 right now. We jump over to the Analyze tab. Starbucks looking for about a $5.15 cent move this week. You're trading at a buck 13 and jumping over to the earnings. Yes, they will be out with their numbers on Thursday, Starbucks, along with Amazon and Apple. All right, folks, stay tuned. We'll be right back to finish up the show. 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We got Twitter with their earnings this week down 1.6% continuing the slide that they've had recently. We jumped to some of the fang stocks out with their numbers, see how they're trading. You have all the markets in the green right now, but Amazon down 6.10% right now. Microsoft down 6.10% right now. Apple down 4.10% right now. Google down 6.10% right now. Where's all the acceleration, folks? If the big dogs are trading a little bit lower, which is interesting to see there in a big way. All the markets in the green. All right, jumping around to what else, talk about pushing out paper. All birds, speaking of Facebook, this is where I've seen all birds, talk about their advertisements. If you use social media, you've probably seen some of these ads. $2 billion valuation, not bad. Selling shoes, selling shoes. They're gonna be pushing out 19.2 million shares, priced at between 12 and 14. They're gonna be raising over a quarter billion dollars for all birds. It's really interesting how retail is changing here. This company started in 2005. I believe, where are we at here? Yes, excuse me, 2015. I mean, 2015, relied on the web to sell its wool sneakers, eco-friendly, whereas they look pretty cool. I've never bought one, but they do look pretty cool. They're losing a lot of money though, they are. Revenue for the quarter, 61 to 62 million. But you talk about losses here. Losses mounted in the last quarter due to higher expenses. Book a net loss of 15 to 18 million for the three month period ended September 30th, compared to a loss of 7 million. Now they're losing almost 20 million a quarter, and they're only taking in 60 million a quarter. But they're gonna be pushing out paper to the tune of $2 billion. They referenced Warby Parker out there. I wouldn't put those two on the same comparison. Warby Parker's been around for a while. They have a lot of physical locations, all birds, they're selling shoes online. Nonetheless, doing it well. 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